Goldman Sachs new pronoun initiative recognizes gender identity preferences - Business Insider

This story requires our BI Prime membership. To read the full article,Goldman Sachs introduced a pronoun initiative today, giving employees a variety of ways to signal to colleagues and others the pronouns by which they would like to be referred, according to a staff memo.

The Wall Street bank has enacted a multi-faceted initiative, to be rolled out in one stage beginning immediately and adding elements over time, according to a memo sent to all employees today and viewed by Business Insider. The memo was signed by global diversity committee co-chairs Gwen Libstag and Liz Martin.

Later changes will include an option for employees to display their chosen pronoun on internal directory pages. Goldman's directory includes such information as office location, phone number and title and is used by the firm's 38,000 employees to look up and learn more about their colleagues. The new initiative is completely optional, according to the memo. Potential pronouns include he/him, she/her, they/their and ze/zir, according to a person with knowledge of the policy.

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