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McKinsey Offers Staff Full Wage For 9 Months To Leave Company Voluntarily, Says Report

The multinational management consulting firm McKinsey has made a payment offer to hundreds of senior staff members who choose to leave the company and seek employment elsewhere.

According to the British daily The Times, this is the company’s most recent move to cut staff despite a decline in the industry as a whole.

The UK branch of the company is offering managers the chance to commit up to nine months to a “job search” time.

Instead of concentrating on client projects during this time, the concerned staff can use their working hours to look for new prospects.

During this time, they will continue to get their full wage, which may total hundreds of thousands of pounds if they take advantage of the full nine months.

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