Citi’s Jane Fraser is bucking the RTO trend in the hope of poaching top talent from the likes of JPMorgan
CEO Jane Fraser is maintaining a hybrid work policy and positioning the bank's flexibility as a competitive recruitment ...
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Citi’s Jane Fraser is bucking the RTO trend in the hope of poaching top talent from the likes of JPMorgan
Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser is maintaining a hybrid work policy despite a broader industry trend toward stricter return-to-office (RTO) mandates, reportedly positioning the bank's flexibility as a ...
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Citi’s Jane Fraser is bucking the RTO trend in the hope of poaching top talent from the likes of JPMorgan
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Citi is bucking the RTO trend and sticking to 3 days a week in the office, even as it spends $1.2 billion on a new London office
Citigroup's CEO, Jane Fraser, has emphasized hybrid work, saying she views it as a recruitment tool. Employees can keep ...
Citi sticks to hybrid working, bucks return-to-office trend, FT reports
JPMorgan Chase asked employees on hybrid work schedules to return to the office five days a week starting in March, an ...
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Citigroup Is Sticking With a Hybrid Work Schedule. Here's Why It Gives the Bank a Competitive Advantage, According to Its CEO.
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Citi Cuts More Jobs in Push to Meet CEO Fraser’s Expense Goals
Citigroup Inc. eliminated more jobs this week, just as executives were announcing new share buybacks and doubling down on Chief Executive Officer Jane Fraser’s commitment to expense reductions.