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READ MOREPwC second #MeToo letter demands more action
A PwC partner having a consensual extramarital affair with another partner was named and shamed in a second anonymous letter sent to the most senior levels of the accounting firm, including CEO Luke Sayers, as the fallout of the #MeToo movement across Corporate Australia spreads.
The second letter sent by snail mail included the name of a senior partner and further general complaints about the culture of the firm, echoing an initial letter that complained of alleged partner conduct at the firm including sexual harassment, bullying and extramarital affairs.
Read the full article at the Australian Financial Review.
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