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Are i-banks more worried about retention than redundancies?

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They have cut too many people and now they have to retain the ones that are left.  Read all comments »

Late last year and in early 2009, global banks were putting all their energies into large-scale layoffs. But as markets slowly improve, are they beginning to switch their HR efforts into keeping hold of their top performers?

Are they now more concerned about retention than they are about redundancies? There is growing evidence suggesting this may be so.

UBS and Citigroup, for example, are raising the salaries of some of their high-flyers around the world in a bid to keep them loyal. And there haven’t been many redundancy announcements this quarter.

Is retention a real issue in Australia? Are the Big Four in a position to poach off the international i-banks? Let us know below.

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Cam, Information Services,  Wed 24 Jun 09

They have cut too many people and now they have to retain the ones that are left. This includes base salary increases.

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vince, HR & Recruitment,  Wed 24 Jun 09

Banks are down to the bone. The globals can't really cut too many more. But where can their staff go in Aus?? The big 4 - that's a step down. Mac? Isn't hiring. B&B, allco anyone? Put simply, the market ensures that they will keep the remaining people without too much hard work, although an extra dollar here and there will probably help!

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