Goldman Fights Employee Burnout by Adding New Benefits

Goldman Fights Employee Burnout by Adding New Benefits

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Goldman Sachs has introduced new employee benefits, including higher retirement contributions, paid leave for bereavement or miscarriages, and a six-week unpaid sabbatical for long-term employees. These changes aim to improve employee well-being and address past criticisms. Goldman was a pioneer in raising wages for junior analysts, setting a trend that other banks followed. The bank's proactive approach positions it ahead of competitors in the US and Europe, especially in the current competitive talent market.

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What was the reaction of junior staff that led to these changes at Goldman Sachs?

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What does the term 'war for talent' refer to in the context of this discussion?

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