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Tuesday 02 June 2009 8:00 pm

BBVA offers staff five years off

By: admindrupal

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Spanish bank BBVA is offering staff up to five years off in a bid to cut costs.
The bank hopes some of its 29,954 workers will agree to stay home for five years, while banking nearly a third of their usual salary. They would then have a guaranteed job to return to. Other alternatives are a shorter working week or two years off for special projects.

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