AFA ActionAlert - JPMorgan Chase Bank: Anti-Christmas and just plain callous

JPMorgan Chase Bank: Anti-Christmas and just plain callous

JPMorgan Chase has issued the following response to the AFA Action Alert (12-6-10):

Original ActionAlert E-Mail: http://archive.afa.net/Petitions/Issuedetail.asp?id=388

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	* Feel free to edit this letter or send it just as it is:	Dear Chairman Dimon and JPMorgan Chase: As an institution that does business with the public, your mandate to prohibit employees from sharing the spirit of Christmas to the local community is inexcusable. For decades, local banks have been one of the community's foremost leaders in spreading and advancing Christmas cheer. Yet, JPMorgan Chase leadership has decided to completely abolish any semblances of Christmas in its banks, despite the fact that 91% of Americans are celebrating Christmas. Local bank employees should be allowed to decorate in a way that reflects the local community celebration of Christmas. I hope you will reverse this anti-Christmas policy and show customers that JPMorgan Chase welcomes the Christmas spirit.
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		Additional contact information: James Dimon, Chairman JP Morgan Chase Bank 270 Park Avenue New York, NY 10017-2070 Primary Phone: 1-800-242-7399 Secondary Phone: 312-732-7007 E-Mail: James Dimon, JP Morgan Chase Bank
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