Goldman Sachs may shed nearly 1,000 more workers after this week's bloodbath: sources
Reports surfaced in December that Goldman planned to ax as many as 4,000 workers this month. When the bloodbath came to a head on Wednesday, however, sources said no more than 3,200 got pink slips.
— the moniker employees used for Wednesday, when Chief Executive David Solomon unleashed the bloodbath.“The best way to encourage people to consider leaving is to decrease the size of the bonus … they’re not going to go zero but they might do substantially less to encourage someone to leave.” John Breault, CEO of recruiting firm Breault & Smith, told The Post.
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