I think business "gets it." They know if they are a vehicle of a mass spreading with more than 100 employees, there will be consequences in the real world that does not translate well for their business.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has postponed its return-to-office plan (click here) for U.S. staff by another two weeks as COVID-19 cases in the country flare up, largely fueled by the highly contagious Omicron coronavirus variant.
The bank's employees were told they could delay returning to office to Feb. 1, a spokesperson said, after having previously allowed workers to work from home until Jan. 18.
Goldman, which had been one of the most aggressive banks in bringing staff back into offices, has been forced to alter plans because of the fast-spreading Omicron variant of the coronavirus....
The finanical investment firm is also seeking diversity in their investments, which is long overdue.
January 12, 2022
Margaret Anadu of Goldman Sachs (click here) speaks with Yahoo Finance Live about how the bank is providing support to Black women and improving communities of color through its One Million Black Women initiative.
BRIAN SOZZI: Goldman Sachs revealed today a suite of 17 new investments partnerships and grants as part of its One Million Black Woman initiative. Launched in early 2021, Goldman's One Million Black Women initiative reflects its intention to spend more than $10 billion over the next decade to advance racial equity and economic opportunity in Black women....
