单词golden handcuffs
n.: 金手铐（诱人安于现职而不另觅高就的一大笔津贴或其他福利）
网络: 黄金手铐；金手铐条款；金手译
金手铐（诱人安于现职而不另觅高就的一大笔津贴或其他福利）:
a large sum of money and other financial benefits that are given to sb to persuade them to continue working for a company rather than leaving to work for another company
Golden Handcuffs An incentive given to existing employees in hopes that they will decide to stay with the company.
向现有员工提供优厚的待遇，以期他们留在公司
Golden handcuffs are a system of financial incentives designed to keep an employee from leaving the company.
金手铐是不让员工离开公司的一套经济刺激方案。
"I have heard of that, wearing the golden handcuffs, " says Richard Barsom, an ex-Lehman Brothers trader turned stock promoter.
“这我听说过，戴金手铐，”前雷曼兄弟（LehmanBrothers）交易员，后转做股票推销的理查德-巴索姆（RichardBarsom）表示。
Scott James broke free of Microsoft"s golden handcuffs to become a fair-trade entrepreneur.
詹姆斯挣脱了微软公司的金手铐，变身成为一名公平贸易企业家。
Because of golden handcuffs, he will not leave the company soon.
因为公司的福利，他不会很快离职。
The Curse of The Golden Handcuffs
金手铐的魔咒