KPMG says it has not made any decisions regarding a potential staffing reduction reported by multiple outlets. The reports claim the firm is preparing to cut about 10% of its workforce, alongside reductions among its partners. In its response, KPMG states that no decisions have been made on the alleged “staff purge.” The company’s comments come as KPMG continues to deal with fallout from a separate whistleblower scandal. According to the reports, members of KPMG’s global team have travelled to Australia, where the firm is addressing the situation. The coverage also references KPMG’s partner population, though the exact scope and timing of any changes are not confirmed by the firm. While the figure of roughly 1,000 job cuts has been cited in the reporting, KPMG’s position is that outcomes related to workforce or partner numbers remain undecided.
KPMG says no decisions made on possible workforce cuts after whistleblower fallout
KPMG says it has not made any decisions regarding a potential staffing reduction reported by multiple outlets. The reports claim the firm is preparing to cut about 10% of its workforce, alongside redu...
- KPMG says it has made no decisions regarding reported workforce cuts.
- Multiple outlets report KPMG may reduce its workforce by about 10%.
- Reports also claim partner reductions, described as dozens among its global partner group.
- The staff-cut reports are linked in coverage to KPMG’s response to a whistleblower scandal.
- Some global KPMG executives are reported to have travelled to Australia amid the ongoing review.
KPMG responded to a report it is preparing to shed around 10 per cent of its workforce and dozens of its 600 partners, while members of its global team have jetted to Australia as the company grapples with the fallout from the whistleblower scandal.
1 hour agoKPMG responded to a report it is preparing to shed around 10 per cent of its workforce and dozens of its 600 partners, while members of its global team have jetted to Australia as the company grapples with the fallout from the whistleblower scandal.
1 hour agoKPMG responded to a report it is preparing to shed around 10 per cent of its workforce and dozens of its 600 partners, while members of its global team have jetted to Australia as the company grapples with the fallout from the whistleblower scandal.
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