As Goldman Sachs looks to bring workers back to its glitzy new London office, logistical snags like lack of parking could complicate things
opened its glitzy new European headquarters in London at Plumtree Court with fixtures like "resting rooms" for exhausted workers and a 7,000 square-foot nursery and play area for employees' children.
Goldman Sachs now has 50% of people back to work in offices in China and Hong Kong. It's just beginning the process of returning people to the office in New York and in London. "It has basically no car park because we wanted to discourage driving; it's the city. Boris said, people should drive into the city. What are they supposed to do with their car when they get there?" Sheila Patel, chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, said in a recent interview with Business Insider.
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