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KPMG boss Bill Michael steps aside after telling staff to 'stop moaning' - Vimarsana News

KPMG boss Bill Michael steps aside after telling staff to 'stop moaning'

The accounting firm's boss railed against unconscious bias and told staff to stop 'playing the victim card'

KPMG UK chair tells staff to 'stop moaning' about Covid work conditions - Vimarsana News

KPMG UK chair tells staff to 'stop moaning' about Covid work conditions

Chair Bill Michael apologised by email for comments made in a virtual meeting with 1,500 employees

KPMG boss apologises for 'stop moaning' outburst - Vimarsana News

KPMG boss apologises for 'stop moaning' outburst

In a meeting with members of his consulting team, Bill Michael was told about concerns over pay.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Thursday newspaper round-up: KPMG, car sales, Ryanair - Vimarsana News

Thursday newspaper round-up: KPMG, car sales, Ryanair

Thursday newspaper round-up: KPMG, car sales, Ryanair Thu, 4th Feb 2021 07:33 (Sharecast News) - The government is under mounting pressure to plug gaps in its emergency coronavirus wage subsidy schemes at the March budget to support millions of self-employed people and other workers excluded from furlough. MPs and campaign groups said the chancellor, Rishi Sunak, had repeatedly ducked opportunities to fix gaps in furlough and the self-employed income support scheme (SEISS) for almost a year since the Covid-19 pandemic began. - Guardian The accounting giant KPMG has paid its 582 UK partners an...

Source: lse.co.uk
KPMG replaces desks with meeting rooms as hybrid working takes over - Vimarsana News

KPMG replaces desks with meeting rooms as hybrid working takes over

KPMG replaces desks with meeting rooms as hybrid working takes over Firm's 582 partners paid an average of £572,000 for the year to September, down from £640,000, as profits slipped to £288m 3 February 2021 • 3:49pm KPMG is to spend £44m on replacing rows of desks in its offices with meeting rooms and conference halls in a fresh sign the Covid home working revolution is here to stay. The firm's UK chairman Bill Michael said that a 28,000 sq ft high tech meeting facility at its Canary Wharf headquarters will be used as a model for other offices so staff can work more flexibly - wit...