Professional services giant Deloitte has replaced half of its 16-person UK executive team. In doing so it has reduced the number of women at senior level.
Professional services
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An executive at professional services giant Deloitte who faced complaints over sexist and racist comments he made while drunk at a work social event has been allowed to retire.
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Deloitte has launched a global sustainability and climate learning programme to develop the skills staff need to help tackle climate change.
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‘Big four’ firm Deloitte will hire 3,500 new consultants in a bid to meet growing demand for its consulting services.
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Big four consulting firm PwC has announced it will no longer require a 2:1 degree class or higher from its graduate recruits.
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Partners at PwC are in line for seven-figure pay-outs for the last financial year after exceptional trading saw its profit...
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PwC has announced its most siginificant pay rise in a decade, with some employees' pay set to increase by more than 9%.
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KPMG's partners will not be eligible for the increase as the company moves to gain competitive edge in the ‘battle for talent’.
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Entrepreneur and celebrity Alan Sugar has dismissed PriceWaterhouseCoopers' decision to give workers Friday afternoons off throughout summer as a ‘bloody joke’.
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Between 1 June and 31 August, the PwC's 22,000 staff will be able to stop working at lunchtime.
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The latest Fjord Trends report finds employees are re-assessing what they want and expect from a company culture and employee value proposition.
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Lisa Rose will be the company's new HR lead in the UK and Ireland, overseeing talent management and recruitment services, workforce strategy and operations.
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Employees will be given complete freedom as to when they take public holiday time off.
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Professional services firms take a more liberal approach to working from home guidance under Plan B.
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Figures from Robert Walters and KPMG/REC point to significant shift in job trends as the Covid pandemic continues to evolve.