Fabrizio Gallo, global head of equities and a powerful figure at the Wall Street bank, told colleagues on a March 25 conference call that the productivity of office-based staff in critical roles should come before their fears of getting sick, according to CNBC.
"Of course, we are going to entertain special cases but not the 'I don't feel comfortable, sorry.' It doesn't work that way over the long term," Gallo told senior colleagues, including Glenn Koh, global head of equities trading and Cyrille Walter, global head of equity derivatives, according to a transcript of the audio from CNBC.A Bank of America logo.
"So, people have to understand that too. You cannot on one hand say you cannot trust the firm and on the other hand get the money from the firm, for a long period of time if you are in a critical function," Gallo said, according to CNBC. "Now if people decide they don't want to be in a critical function we can have that conversation too."A currency trader watches computer screens in Seoul, South Korea, Thursday, April 9, 2020.pledging to put employees needs first amid the outbreak.
"To employees, our principle is to keep you safe," the letter said. "We will continue to do everything we can to protect your workplace, and to help you to adapt to the new working conditions.""The premise of this conversation is that after a period of time and the government and health officials have said that it is safe, people will need to come back to work and we know people will have personal challenges and we will need to help them plan for that.
Can we put this guy in Times Squares? This is so sad.
moonbreeze2 When is BoA not horrible?
Human short term plans
BoA right now
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