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Goldman Sachs lays off 3,000 staff after calling them for '7:30 a.m. business meetings'

Global investment firm Goldman Sachs sacked more than 3,000 employees in disguise of business meetings as early as 7.30 am and the meetings with senior managers were put on Google calendar under "false pretences", the media reported. The impacted employee "didn't question the early meeting since those with other regions are typical during off-hours". Those sacked were given the choice to leave the office immediately or wait for colleagues to arrive so they could say goodbye.