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Retention of staff is set to become more difficult in accounting firms, prompting employers to reassess how to make their offering more attractive.
Speaking on the latest episode of Accountants Daily Insider, Michael Croker, tax leader at Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ), said one of the biggest developments he’s seen throughout the pandemic is a shift in expectations from those working in accounting firms.
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