Charles Schwabeliminated about 200 jobs across the country this week in an effort to get rid of roles it deemed redundant as it integrates TD Ameritrade, the rival firm it acquired last year. These aren’t the first integration-related cuts: Around the time of the deal’s closing in October, Schwab said it was laying off about 1,000 employees. The latest reductions come after Schwab suffered service disruptions amid the recent GameStop frenzy, and after financial advisors who custody their accounts with Schwab or TD Ameritrade have complained about slipping service quality. As Schwab trims positions, it is still adding…
