Bookkeepers 2022: the battle for talent
ANALYSIS: Great Resignation or Great Migration? How accounting firms are solving staff shortages.
Deloitte reckons 80% of its people are under 40 years of age. More than half are under 30.
This year, it took on more than 200 university graduates.
Fellow Big Four accounting firm PwC has hired more than 450 people since last July, including about 150 graduates and interns.
KPMG, meanwhile, claims
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Hamish McNicol and Andrew Bevin
Wed, 27 Apr 2022
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