Goldman Sachs wants US workers back to office in June: memo

Become an InsiderGoldman Sachs is asking US employees to come back to the office by June 14, a memo said Tuesday.CEO David Solomon has previously called remote work an"aberration."Goldman Sachs is asking its US employees to come back into the office by June 14, according to an internal memo sent Tuesday and reviewed by Insider. UK employees will be required to come in by June 21.

"We know from experience that our culture of collaboration, innovation and apprenticeship thrives when our people come together, and we look forward to having more of our colleagues back in the office so that they can experience that once again on a regular basis," said the memo, which was sent by CEO David Solomon, COO John Waldron, and CFO Stephen Scherr.

Any company that acts like this deserves to lose all the great employees that will leave to work for flexible growing companies for the next 100 years!

So they can stand over them and crack the whip !

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