Companies across the UK are offering perks to lure their staff back into the office after nearly 18 months of working from their kitchen tables, ranging from free meals and ice-cream to cash bonuses. The professional services firm PwC’s 22,000 UK workforce are being offered one of the most lucrativ»»»

The working conditions at leading investment bank Goldman Sachs are “inhumane” and “abusive”, according to a group of junior bankers who work there. In an unofficial survey circulating on social media, they complained of 95-hour average working weeks and getting only five hours of sleep a night, st»»»

The rotund tycoon barked orders at underlings from the deck of his yacht and flew around the world on his private jet striking deals. Investment bankers from Goldman Sachs fawned over him. Accountants at PwC saw their job as to be at his “beck and call”. The great and the good bestowed respectabili»»»