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 == See Also ==
+*[[Golden Handshake]]
+*[[Golden Hello]]
+*[[Golden Parachute]]
+*[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
+*[[IT Governance]]
+*[[Enterprise Architecture]]

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−	'~~''Content Coming Soon'''~~	+	Golden handcuffs refer to a set of financial incentives and benefits provided by an employer to highly valued employees as a means of retaining them within the organization. These incentives are designed to be attractive enough that the employee would not want to leave their current job for a new opportunity. Typically, golden handcuffs include a mix of bonuses, stock options, pension benefits, and other lucrative financial arrangements.
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		+	The term "golden handcuffs" is derived from the concept of handcuffs, which restrict a person's freedom, and the fact that these incentives are typically quite valuable (hence "golden"). While golden handcuffs can provide financial security and stability to the employee, they may also create a sense of obligation to stay with the company, even if the employee would prefer to pursue other opportunities or feels dissatisfied with their current job.
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		+	Golden handcuffs can take various forms, including:
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		+	#Stock options and restricted stock units (RSUs): These incentives give employees the opportunity to purchase or receive company shares at a favorable price, often with a vesting period. The vesting period requires employees to stay with the company for a certain amount of time before they can fully benefit from the stock options or RSUs.
		+	#Bonuses and deferred compensation: Employees may receive performance-based or retention bonuses that are contingent on them staying with the company for a specific period. Deferred compensation plans also provide financial incentives that are paid out after a certain number of years of service, encouraging long-term commitment.
		+	#Pension benefits and retirement plans: Companies may offer enhanced pension benefits or retirement plans to key employees, with the understanding that the employee must remain with the company for a certain number of years to become eligible for these benefits.
		+	#Non-financial perks: Golden handcuffs can also include non-financial benefits, such as exclusive memberships, access to company facilities, or other unique perks that would be difficult to replace if the employee were to leave the company.
		+	While golden handcuffs can be an effective retention strategy, they can also have some drawbacks. Employees may feel trapped in their current position, leading to a decrease in job satisfaction and motivation. Additionally, the company might find it difficult to let go of underperforming employees who have been granted these incentives.
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		+	In summary, golden handcuffs are a set of financial incentives and benefits provided by an employer to retain highly valued employees. While these incentives can be effective in ensuring employee retention, they may also have drawbacks, such as decreased job satisfaction and difficulty in managing underperforming employees.
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