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How giant US bank ignores own rules on dangerous workloads

How giant US bank ignores own rules on dangerous workloads
The banking industry has struggled to address the issue of overwork among younger workers. (Image: Kevin Serna for the WSJ)
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By Alexander Saeedy, with assistance from Imani Moise, Lauren Thomas and Karen LangleyYuliya Lavysh was thrilled to accept a job offer from Bank of America while at university. She quit in 2022 after three years in the Chicago office, where senior bankers kept her and her teammates at their desks until 5am and instructed them to lie about their hours. Once, she said, she worked until 4am in the office and was on her way home in a taxi, only for her boss to request more changes for a proposal to a client and to leave a printed copy for seni...

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