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KPMG has been slapped with a record £21 million fine by the UK's Financial Reporting Council (FRC) over its mishandling of the audits for Carillion, the government contractor that collapsed in 2018. The failure of Carillion, which provided construction and facilities management services within

Financial Reporting Council probe highlights significant cost to taxpayers, pensioners and staff

The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has levelled a £21million sanction against the consultancy, reduced from £30million on account of its cooperation with the probe.

Coming in might matter for your wages, too

CEOs plan to reward employees who work in person with favorable assignments, raises, and promotions.

The majority of bosses believe that their staff will be back working in the office five days a week within the next three years.Sixty-four per cent of the 1

‘The evidence suggests a one-size-fits-all approach to return-to-office could be detrimental’ says KPMG people director.

63% of CEOs predict a full return to in-office working by the end of 2026, according to KPMG’s Global CEO Outlook.

The survey found that 73% of global chief executives have confidence in the global economic outlook for the next three years.

Most company leaders also believe pay and promotions could become linked to workplace attendance