KEY POINTS
  • Goldman CEO David Solomon wrote that, "in the US, we ask those who have not yet done so to make plans to be in a position to return to the office by Monday, June 14."
  • "We know from experience that our culture of collaboration, innovation and apprenticeship thrives when our people come together," bank executives wrote.
  • The move makes the New York financier one of Wall Street's major banks to recall employees. JPMorgan Chase is also beginning to phase U.S. workers back in.

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A trader works at the Goldman Sachs stall on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Brendan McDermid | Reuters

Goldman Sachs told workers in the U.S. and the United Kingdom on Tuesday that the bank wants them ready to return to the office by mid-June as Covid-19 cases in those nations decline.

Goldman CEO David Solomon wrote in a message viewed by CNBC that, "in the US, we ask those who have not yet done so to make plans to be in a position to return to the office by Monday, June 14," a move that makes the New York firm one of Wall Street's first major banks to recall wide swaths of employees.

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