CEO David Solomon, who has been dogged by critical coverage as the bank’s profits have sagged this year, has taken great pride in bringing employees back to the office.
Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon, who has drawn derision from the rank-and-file over the company’s back-to-work edict, has pulled the plug on Summer Fridays.
“While there is flexibility when needed, we are simply reminding our employees of our existing policy,” human resources chief Jacqueline Arthur said in a statement to The Post.The renewed emphasis comes as Goldman’s Wall Street headquarters was described as “totally dead” on Fridays now that interns have gone and a large number of employees opt to work remotely to get an early start on the weekend, sources told The Post.
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