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Deloitte worker's grovelling apology after he shared bizarre LinkedIn post praising Hitler - Vimarsana News

Deloitte worker's grovelling apology after he shared bizarre LinkedIn post praising Hitler

A Deloitte employee was forced to issue a grovelling apology after praising Hitler in a bizarre LinkedIn post.

A Drunk Partygoer at a Sydney Museum Event Took a Tumble and Accidentally Damaged Two Do Ho Suh Installations - Vimarsana News

A Drunk Partygoer at a Sydney Museum Event Took a Tumble and Accidentally Damaged Two Do Ho Suh Installations

After a successful run at MCA Sydney, two works by South Korean artist Do Ho Suh have been damaged by a tipsy attendee at a cocktail party.

Source: artnet.com
Eye-watering salaries of first year law, finance, consultancy graduates in Australia revealed - Vimarsana News

Eye-watering salaries of first year law, finance, consultancy graduates in Australia revealed

The Aussie Corporate ran the survey and collected responses from more than 2,500 people across the corporate sphere.

EY Ernst and Young email to Big Four staff in Melbourne over stolen computer monitors - Vimarsana News

EY Ernst and Young email to Big Four staff in Melbourne over stolen computer monitors

Within a fortnight of slick new dual-monitors being fitted to desktop computers at Ernst and Young's Melbourne office, five have already mysteriously disappeared.

Ernst and Young death fall of young woman at Sydney's EY tower lifts lid on Big4 workplace culture - Vimarsana News

Ernst and Young death fall of young woman at Sydney's EY tower lifts lid on Big4 workplace culture

The allegedly toxic environment at the Big4 - as accounting giants EY, KPMG, PwC and Deloitte are known - has been thrown into the spotlight by a worker's tragic death in Sydney over the weekend.