Citigroup, uzun vadeli stratejik yeniden yapılandırma süreci içinde maliyetleri kontrol altına almak için genelde verilen yıl sonu mükarelelerin sayısını 2,000'ye indiriyor. Bu, bankanın personel sayısını azaltma ve yola girmeden geçen performansını düzelme çabalarına dayanıyor.
As few as 2,000 employees could receive pay and title bumps in the next month, down from about 8,000 in previous rounds
Even in these instances, pay raises for promotions are expected to be limited to 15 per cent, although one person familiar with the discussions described that figure as a “guidepost” rather than a cap. The meeting will be led by Citi’s chief operating officer, Anand Selva, but will also feature “a candid conversation” on “how talent and culture are key to successfully transforming the firm” by the bank’s head of human resources, Sara Wechter, according to the email invite to employees.
But after cutting 10,000 positions in the first half of the year, headcount was steady in Citi’s most recent quarter. The bank is not planning on doing another large round of lay-offs until next year at the earliest, according to multiple people. Mason said the bank’s regulators “wanted to ensure that we were allocating enough resources in order to deliver on the plan we had committed to”.
Citigroup Yıl Sonu Mükareleler Maliyet Kontrolü Personel İndirimi Banka Stratejisi
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