Over a dozen employees have been canned by a major bank after it was revealed that they may have been faking their work. Wells Fargo, following an investigation last month, fired employees in the bank’s wealth and investment management unit that had used “simulation of keyboard activity” to create “the impression of active work,” according to disclosures filed with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. “Mouse movers” and “mouse jigglers,” are devices and software designed to trick activity-tracking software used by their employers. . They gained significant popularity during the pandemi…