Tag: KPMG
KPMG employees seek compensation for loss of pay
KPMG to lay off 200 in Britain amidst dip in demand
Six-feet office, Vitamin jOSH, online university: KPMG plans ahead of pandemic
How prepared are companies to ‘work from home’?
Hiring post lockdown: ‘Attitude’ could score over ‘Aptitude’
Indian CEOs show signs of moving towards workforce 4.0
“Successful women are ambitious and focussed on their careers,” Shalini Pillay
Unmesh Pawar joins KPMG; Shalini Pillay elevated to managing partner
Pawar will take Pillay’s place, who in turn, will now be responsible for the firm’s Bangalore market.
IIM Visakhapatnam achieves 100 per cent placement
The average salary for the batch is Rs 12.07 lakh per annum (LPA) while the median stood at Rs 11.70 LPA.
‘Cocktails and Conversations’: HR to discuss business over networking
HRKatha, in association with KellyOCG, is bringing together a group of HR leaders and industry veterans on the evening of February 22, in Bangalore, to discuss what’s next with finding the best talent.
Existing HR IT systems weak on data and analytics capabilities: KPMG
This weakness is hampering the adoption and deployment of predictive analysis for half the organisations in India.
It’s appalling how most companies hire women directors only to comply
The need to comply seems to have become a stronger driver of gender diversity than the belief that it adds value or creates the brand image of a progressive organisation.
KPMG’s Learning Academy to help organisations upskill for future
The Learning Academy brings together the breadth and depth of KPMG’s subject matter expertise with its learning design and technology skills and capabilities.
After Richard Rekhy, Arun M. Kumar takes over as chairman &...
Kumar will fulfil a five-year term, beginning 5 February, 2017.
KPMG India CEO Richard Rekhy to hang up his boots
KPMG India CEO, Richard Rekhy’s decision to retire has been accepted by the board but he will continue to serve in the position till a successor is found.
Why hire a ‘misfit’?
People who don't quite fit the bill have been found to make the most significant impact on a company's success.
How to identify the corporate ‘fraudster’
Indian fraudsters are younger in age and initiate acts of fraud much earlier in their careers, use technology to complete the act, are high performers, are driven by personal greed and more often act in groups.
Adding colours to mundane jobs
Corporate wellness initiatives should also focus on how people’s personal and social lives can be made happy.
Maersk Group offers improved maternity benefits
The company will allow all onshore employees to work 20 per cent less at full contractual pay, for up to six months— after they return to work, post childbirth or adoption— apart from 18 weeks of maternity leave and one week of paternity leave.
New Year Special: Celebrated HR concepts under scanner in 2016
Last year, performance management had to adapt to dramatically changed worldviews. It is expected that many such HR concepts will come under scanner this year. Read to find out more.
ESOPs: How receptive and effective are they?
A sizeable part of India Inc. considers ESOPs as a great motivational tool and performance enhancer. While 41 per cent have successfully tested it as a motivational tool, almost 10 per cent confirm its effectiveness as a tool for increasing profitability.
KPMG concludes acquisition of Towers Watson’s HR delivery practice
The deal will add tremendous value to KPMG's People & Change practice.
Do CHROs make good CEOs?
CHROs becoming CEOs is not a traditional choice but evidences point out several advantages.