A major investment bank is giving its most senior staff as much holiday as they want. Goldman Sachs said the change is "to support time off to rest and recharge"
The change began on May 1 and sees the bank following similar moves by tech giants such as Netlfix, Linkedin and Bumble. However, the firm said junior bankers will still only be able to take a fixed amount of holiday each year, the BBC has reported.
The Financial Times said that all employees of the bank will have to take at least three weeks off work from next year. One of those weeks must be a full week of consecutive days off.
