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Goldmans promises junior bankers Saturdays off – The Australian Financial Review
Goldman Sachs’ David Solomon vowed his firm would try harder to ensure junior bankers get at least one day off a week.
Goldman Sachs David Solomon vowed his firm would try harder to ensure junior bankers get at least one day off a week after a group of analysts raised an alarm about increasing burnout among the group.
In a voice memo sent to workers on Sunday, the chief executive officer said the firm would strengthen enforcement of its so-called Saturday rule, which states junior bankers should not be expected to be in the office from 9pm Friday to 9am Sunday.
David Solomon, chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs
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