A former Goldman Sachs manager received nearly £1.5 million after an employment tribunal ruling. The tribunal found his dismissal was unfairly linked to his parental leave. This discrimination had an insidious effect on the former employee's well-being. Goldman Sachs disputes the decision, stating it supports parental leave for all genders. The case highlights stigma damages and low shared parental leave uptake in the UK.

Goldman Sachs has been ordered to pay £1.45 million (around ₹18.5 crore) to a former vice president who was dismissed while on parental leave, | Trending

A former Goldman Sachs manager received nearly £1.5 million after an employment tribunal ruling. The tribunal found his dismissal was unfairly linked to his parental leave. This…