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golden handcuffs
noun[ plural ]
slanguk /ˌɡəʊl.dən ˈhænd.kʌfs/ us /ˌɡoʊl.dən ˈhænd.kʌfs/
payments made to employees, especially those in a high position, as a way of persuading them not to leave their jobs and go and work somewhere else“金手铐”（指为了收买人心使其不另谋高就而给的津贴，尤指付给高级雇员的大笔钱）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Retiring & resigning
abdicate
abdication
attrition
bow out
chuck
chuck something in
emeritus
get off
golden goodbye
golden handshake
golden parachute
pension
resign
resignation
retd
retire
retired
retiree
retirement
turnover
golden handcuffs | Business English
golden handcuffs
noun[ plural ]
HRukus
a payment made to an executive as part of an agreement that they will not leave to work for another company:
In the past, pension schemes were used as golden handcuffs to keep key employees.
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