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KPMG Australia plans 400 job cuts amid leaks — Aug 24, 2026KPMG Australia will cut 27 partners and about 360 staff (roughly 5% of the workforce) and overhaul its structure as consulting revenue declines and a whistleblower/data-misuse scandal weighs on contracts and future audits, with revenue falling to about $2.26 billion from $2.28 billion. The moves, part of a broader restructuring to align with the global advisory model, follow heightened scrutiny and inquiries into the firm’s conduct and client data handling.

UK permanent hiring turns positive after two-year slump, vacancies keep sliding — Sep 7, 2026Britain’s recruitment market showed its first rise in permanent placements since September 2022 in August, with REC and KPMG surveys signaling improving confidence as firms win more work and rely on both permanent hires and strong temporary demand, even as vacancies still fall and regional gaps persist. Salaries for permanent roles rose at their fastest pace since January, underscoring a broader sense of stabilization amid energy and borrowing headwinds and a cautiously improving outlook across the economy.

Nicole Hardy Vacancies still falling while placements rise feels like firms replacing rather than expanding. Cautious optimism, not a boom.

KPMG Australia Names Sams CEO Amid ScandalBusiness — Jul 21, 2026KPMG Australia has named John Sams as chief executive officer with immediate effect as the firm plans to cut hundreds of jobs in response to the whistleblower scandal, and to pursue governance and culture reforms to restore confidence. Sams, drawn from tax, corporate finance and infrastructure advisory, will lead the turnaround under the board’s mandate and with Independent Chairman Michael Ebeid overseeing the actions to address accountability and integrity issues.