The fifth annual Social Mobility Index, published last week, was the biggest yet, with 203 organisations representing 1.35 million people taking part.
Professional services
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Accountancy firm EY recently hit the headlines for allowing a partner to remain in post after he directed sexual comments...
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The gender pay gap narrowed very slightly among companies who reported for 2020/21, with those companies reporting in the latter...
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A partner at accountancy firm EY has been fined thousands of pounds after he admitted directing sexual comments towards a...
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PwC has published comprehensive pay gap data relating to gender, ethnicity and, for the first time, socio-economic background and disability....
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KPMG is aiming for nearly a third of its partners and directors to come from a working class background by 2030.
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Deloitte is to put all 330,000 staff through a climate change learning programme.
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‘Big four’ consulting firm EY has acquired leadership development specialist Lane4, it has been announced.
EY said the acquisition would... -
About 150 executive assistant roles are to be lost at the consulting giant as it prepares to adopt a hybrid working model.
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Big four accountancy firm Deloitte has confirmed that all its 20,000 UK employees will be able to choose when, where...
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Consulting firm PwC has launched a post-Covid working strategy that includes a Friday lunchtime finish during the summer months.
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EY has dropped its appeal against a judgment ordering it to pay $10.8m to a whistleblower who raised money laundering concerns.
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Update: A representative of Ms Agarwal has asked us to clarify that after a thorough investigation there were no findings of bullying, and Ms Agarwal did not as a result resign or retire at that time from the firm. We are happy to make the position clear.
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The UK chair of KPMG has stepped aside while the professional services company looks into what he told staff during a virtual meeting.
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Financial services employees were told to 'stop moaning' and 'playing the victim card' by Bill Michael, who has subsequently apologised.