KPMG

AI made expertise abundant. Here's what became scarce instead

As expert knowledge becomes easier to access, a KPMG transformation partner says the competitive advantage may lie elsewhere

Kiwi frontline workers suffering from 'normalised' customer abuse

'National response' called to address aggression from customers

Low attrition levels at KPMG UK put roles at risk

New reports indicate 'proposed reductions' at KPMG UK's advisory business

KPMG's next HR chief on AI: 'This is not a Y2K moment'

What one CHRO thinks the next year will actually demand of HR teams

Why global CHROs say the people function has changed forever

HR leaders reveal what the expanding people mandate now demands – and how AI is reshaping the role

Consulting firms want junior staff back in the office. Here's why

AI is pushing junior consultants back, but three U.S. researchers say how matters as much as where

The hidden value of peer connections for people leaders

Evan Bateup, KPMG New Zealand's chief people and inclusion officer, says peer networks ease HR leaders' isolation and uncertainty

KPMG Australia to cut almost 400 jobs following scandal

Nearly 400 roles will go at KPMG Australia as consulting demand slides and the whistleblower scandal continues to bite

Why controlling leadership is quietly undermining team capability

I don’t know many who leaders who readily admit to having a controlling leadership style but I am hearing a lot of it’s not my usual style but right now, with the team I’ve got, and where things are at, it’s the only way for the next six months by way of explanation from senior leaders across all sectors

One NZ names Sonia Fernandes as chief people officer

New chief people officer part of leadership reshuffle at One NZ