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In A New Twist In The War For Talent, Goldman Sachs May Consider Clawing Back Bonuses From Bankers Who Leave To Join Rivals
The war for talent is taking an interesting turn. The battle being fought was primarily to attract, recruit and retain the best and brightest. Now, it has morphed into something different. Goldman Sachs is allegedly enforcing tougher noncompetitive clauses in exit agreements. In 2021, Wall Street had a banner year. Trading, initial public offerings, SPACs, deal making, mergers and acquisition and wealth management did extraordinarily well during the pandemic. Some of the top-tier investment banks, including Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Bank of America, paid out around $142 billion to its workers in 2021.
Citigroup Calls For Bankers To Return To The Office Along With A Large Number Of Other Companies—Will People Want To Go Back?
This time, the return-to-office plans may take hold. After several attempts at getting people to go back to their offices—only to be thwarted by the Covid-19 surges, including the Delta and Omicron variants—it may finally happen.
Recruiting Trends For 2022 Include A Focus On Diversity, Employee Branding, Data And The Candidate Experience
Steven Bartel is the cofounder and CEO of Gem and an experienced expert in recruiting, sourcing and customer relationship management technology. Bartel began his career as an early engineer at Dropbox, where he led multiple engineering teams and spent a majority of his time involved with the recruiting process.
What Does Putin Want In Ukraine? The Conflict Explained
After months of military buildup and brinkmanship on its border with Ukraine, Russia invaded its ex-Soviet neighbor with a multi-pronged attack, threatening to destabilize Europe and draw in the United States. A whirlwind of diplomatic efforts to stave off a Russian invasion in recent weeks failed to defuse tensions that had mounted over months.
Barclays Freezes Ex-CEO’s $29 Million Bonus As Regulators Probe Links To Jeffrey Epstein
Barclays is withholding shares worth as much as $29 million from former CEO Jes Staley, pending the outcome of an investigation by British banking regulators into his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Elon Musk To The SEC: ‘I Didn’t Start The Fight, But I Will Finish It’
Elon Musk is ramping up his fight with the SEC saying that he has been “building a case” against the agency and that he “didn’t start the fight,” but he “will finish it.”
The Worker Shortage Is Pushing Companies To Offer More Perks And Benefits—Here Are The Most Common Ones
Employers have had their backs up against a wall for months as turnover woes continue to roil the workforce. Most businesses have been forced to throw money at the problem in the form of higher wages and better benefits.
Why A Company Is Not A Family—And How Companies Can Bond With Their Employees Instead
It’s unclear just where the metaphor got started. Most likely, some well-meaning executive somewhere described their company culture as feeling “like a family.” Over time, more and more corporate leaders started using the phrase “like family” — until one decided to take it to the next level and skip the “like” altogether boasting “we’re a family.” When companies overuse the word “family,” it can actually do damage to company culture and morale.
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