Why don’t analysts sue their banks for poor working conditions?
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Based on what legal doctrine/law? That "they made me work hard?" If you don't like the job or how you're being treated, you're free to quit.
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Because they’re not stupid?
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Yes, I'm sure courts will have a ton of sympathy for 22-25 year olds choosing to take a job where they earn ~3x the median household income right out of undergrad.
you're an at-will employee and can leave whenever you want. also you're 23 and making well into the six figures, there's a catch somewhere
that said after years in the industry I'm surprised there hasn't been at least a handful of harassment, discrimination, retaliation etc lawsuits. This line of work attracts some truly awful personalities
I agree with all you said!
But why don’t they?
bc it's not anonymous, no real $ to be gained, and small industry/names get around - no IB/PE/financial firm would hire you if your name showed up like that in the media for suing your old firm, unfortunately
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Interesting question. There has to be a violation of the law, and there has to be a plaintiff willing to pursue legal remedies. The legal basis could be OSHA's mental health (anxiety, depression, etc.) recording criteria, or whatever else the attorney deems as valid grounds.
https://www.osha.gov/node/999877918
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You in fact reneged some of your work rights at the very moment you sign their contracts, they are very well drafted
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