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KPMG Chairman to Employees 'Stop Complaining' or How to Destroy Employee Trust | Thomas Fox - Vimarsana News

KPMG Chairman to Employees 'Stop Complaining' or How to Destroy Employee Trust | Thomas Fox

Some weeks a theme arises early and you just have to ride with it throughout the week. One Monday, Matt Kelly (the coolest guy in compliance) and I did our weekly Compliance into the...

KPMG UK appoints first female leaders in 150 years - Vimarsana News

KPMG UK appoints first female leaders in 150 years

The accounting giant's current UK chairman was forced to step aside over alleged "stop moaning" remarks.

Source: bbc.co.uk
KPMG boss steps aside amid probe into incendiary comments at a virtual meeting - Vimarsana News

KPMG boss steps aside amid probe into incendiary comments at a virtual meeting

Bill Michael, who was elected to run the firm four years ago, is said to have told staff worried about potential pay, pension and bonus cuts to 'stop moaning' and stop 'playing the victim card'.

Tell us: what is it like working for your company under lockdown? - Vimarsana News

Tell us: what is it like working for your company under lockdown?

A KPMG chairman has resigned after telling staff to ‘stop moaning’ about Covid. We would like to hear workers’ views and experiences at their own companies

Fast-talking £1.7million KPMG chairman from Australia - Vimarsana News

Fast-talking £1.7million KPMG chairman from Australia

The KPMG boss forced out by 'woke' staff upset by his straight-talking online seminar is a self-made 'red-blooded' Australian who was branded the 'Donald Trump' candidate before getting the £1.7million-a-year top job, MailOnline can reveal today. Melbourne-born Bill Michael, 52, told consultants asking him about pay, pension and bonus cuts to cease ‘playing the role of victim’ and called the concept of unconscious bias 'complete c**p'.  His warning to staff to 'stop moaning' in lockdown came after KPMG's annual results revealed that its hundreds of partners still earned an average of ...