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READ MOREPwC quietly axes staff including in R&D
PwC has blamed a slowdown in work, from an Australian Tax Office crackdown on firms claiming the R&D tax incentive, for cutting 10 of its staff in the area.
The accounting giant also removed a further nine jobs in its talent acquisition team, which is responsible for attracting employees to the firm, but five of those staff members were re-deployed.
Read the full article on the Australian Financial Review.
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