‘Overhiring’ in some areas has led consultancies to make job cuts, say recruiters and analysts
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Navan man John Murphy, who is second in command at Coca-Cola globally, says Ireland has always been a phenomenal supply point for leadership talent
Consulting and accounting firm’s results buoyed by ESG work despite M&A slowdown
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One-off measures might be worth paying closer attention to as modest budget package leaves little room for major tax reform
Bosses should be concerned about employee burnout with almost a quarter ‘overworked’, says PwC
He will will replace Sean Corkery who is retiring down after four years at the helm of the business
Recruiters say market for young talent is tight, with candidates seeking to move abroad or into analyst and industry roles
Investigation led by Deborah O’Neill into confidential data leak by PwC Australia’s head of international tax in which Irish operation named
Payment to more than 1,000 UK workers is slight fall on last year’s £1m record as profit declines despite rising revenue
Big Four accounting firm has been hit by slowdown in demand for some services
New US rules are impractical and would send fees soaring, industry group says
Generative technology is rebalancing the power dynamic in the recruitment process towards applicants
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