According to the Financial Times, KPMG Australia will lay off hundreds of employees and cut average partner salaries by 13%, saying that the company’s growth is likely to remain sluggish for at least the next two years following the audit scandal.

2026-08-24

According to the Financial Times, KPMG Australia will lay off hundreds of employees and cut average partner salaries by 13%, saying that the company’s growth is likely to remain sluggish for at least the next two years following the audit scandal.

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