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Goldman Sachs Actually Has A Progressive ‘Tax’ Structure For Its Internal Gym Memberships
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Goldman Sachs’ London office has an eccentric system for charging its 6,000 employees to use the company gym.
The financial giant has a progressive tax structure for its monthly fees, with costs coming in at around $34 for lower-level staff followed by mid-level employees at roughly $71 a month and managing directors paying a whopping $114, according to reports by Business Insider.
The swanky on-site facilities includes a wide range of state-of-the-art equipment for its members to use.
“To encourage employees to live a healthy and active lifestyle, our on-site fitness centers provide a range of programs including cardiovascular and strength training, group exercise and personal training,” the company’s website said.
While the company offers a number of perks and is highly rated by its employees, it’s reportedly planning on laying off 10 percent of its fixed income sales and trading staff.
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