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Citigroup to offer workers a 12-week sabbatical amid Covid-19 pandemic

Staffers also will be able to buy as many as five extra vacation days annually starting next year

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The new perks are a byproduct of months of meetings among the firm’s top human resources professionals to discuss what work would look like after the pandemic subsides, said Diane Arber, who leads human resources for the bank’s institutional clients group

Jennifer Surane | Bloomberg
Citigroup will soon offer workers the ability to take a 12-week sabbatical as part of a bevy of new employee perks in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Staffers also will be able to buy as many as five extra vacation days annually starting next year, and the bank is debuting a program that will allow employees to work pro bono with a charitable organization for as much as four weeks while still receiving 100 per cent of their base pay.

The new perks are a byproduct of months of meetings among the firm’s top human resources professionals to discuss what work
Topics : Citibank

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