Major U.S. Banks Offer Paid Leave for Voting

Overview

• The three largest U.S. banks have reminded employees of their paid leave policy for voting in the presidential election.
• JPMorgan Chase emphasizes the importance of working across political lines and the peaceful transfer of power.
• Citigroup provides U.S. workers with three hours of paid leave to cast their ballots, highlighting respect for diverse views.
• Bank of America has maintained a similar voting leave policy since 2020, recently reminding employees of this benefit.
• Collectively, these banks employ nearly 760,000 people globally, including significant numbers in the U.S.