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Author of the article: Postmedia News Publishing date: May 19, 2021  •  1 day ago  •  2 minute read  •  A Virginia police officer is being praised as a hero after video was shared of him single-handedly overturning a car off a woman's head as a nearby child cried for help. Photo by SCREEN GRAB /GLOUCESTER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE Article content A Virginia police officer is being praised as a hero after video was shared of him single-handedly overturning a car off a woman’s head as a nearby child cried for help. Deputy Jon Holt was responding to a report of an overturned ve...

Experts warn finance giants risk 'sleepwalking into discrimination' with the hybrid work models they're planning kduffy@insider.com (Kate Duffy) © JGalione/Getty Images Many employees may find themselves splitting their time between office work and remote work. JGalione/Getty Images Financial institutions such as KPMG and Lloyd's of London are turning to a hybrid working model. Kevin Hogarth, KPMG UK chief people officer, told Insider staff will work differently post-pandemic. But experts told Insider that firms may "be sleepwalking into discrimination" by adopting hybrid w...

Experts warn finance giants risk 'sleepwalking into discrimination' with the hybrid work models they're planning Experts warn finance giants risk 'sleepwalking into discrimination' with the hybrid work models they're planning Kate DuffyMay 11, 2021, 22:41 IST Many employees may find themselves splitting their time between office work and remote work.JGalione/Getty Images Financial institutions such as hybrid working model. But experts told Insider that firms may "be sleepwalking into discrimination" by adopting hybrid working. As COVID-19 restrictions ease, companies across the world are st...

A KPMG UK executive told Insider its staff won't be working the way they did pre-pandemic. Experts said hybrid workers could lose out on promotions.

KPMG UK puts a woman back in charge of its audit division Catherine Burnet of KPMG. Catherine Burnet has been made KPMG UK’s new head of audit, taking over from Jon Holt, who recently became chief executive at the Big Four firm. Burnet’s career with KPMG spans more than 25 years and has seen her as regional chair for Scotland, Edinburgh office senior partner and a lead partner on a number of company firm audits. KPMG’s previous female head of audit was Michelle Hinchliffe, who held the position between 2017 and 2019. She then became UK chair of audit, a position she sti...