KPMG seeks to hire working class staff
The firm want to see working class employees constitute a third of its senior staff by 2030.
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KPMG London Senior Partner Anna Purchas: The Great Skills Re-Set
Senior partner for KPMG in London, Anna Purchas, writes on the big opportunities re-opening the Capital presents including addressing some of the key issues that have been holding the city back.
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‘The coronavirus pandemic has put the labour market on pause’
For the first time in over a decade, the number of vacancies has reduced.
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Jobs advertised heavily dampened by Brexit and General Election
November 2019 had the slowest demand for staff in the past decade.
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Permanent staff appointments fall for seventh consecutive month
Overall vacancies are rising at the weakest rate since January 2012.
Read MoreEmployers struggling to find staff for new permanent jobs
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Read MoreFewer jobseekers as workers opt to stay put
New report finds that higher employment rates in the UK are causing a decrease in labour market movement.
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Massive tech pay gap raises eyebrows
The gender pay gap in the technology industry has been found to be a chasm in a new survey.
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Rate of job growth falls due to skills shortages, finds REC
The growth of employment is still rising but is being slowed by skills shortages, the latest Report on Jobs from The Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC) and KPMG shows.
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CIPD responds to KPMG International report on ‘Rethinking HR for a Changing World’
To truly deliver for their organisations, HR professionals need to be ‘business...
Read MoreWith unemployment down, confidence is edging up – says KPMG
Bernard Brown, partner and head of business services at KPMG Management Consulting, comments on the news that unemployment has fallen by 7,000 to 2.59 million in the three months to July. ”Another month of relatively good news...
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