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“We Can Hear You”: 30 Things Employees Know That Customers Usually Don’t

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Shops and restaurants hope for ‘halo’ effect of Labour win and big weekend of sport

Consumer spending expected to rise during England’s Euro 2024 match and Andy Murray’s Wimbledon swan song

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The role of consultants is changing as the rise of managed services turns them from advisors into service providers

Instead of being told what to do, businesses are increasingly looking for strategic partners to step in and run things for them.

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Debt collection giant Panthera puts large parts of its business into administration

A Guardian Australia investigation has revealed Panthera had circumvented blacklisting designed to stop it operating in Victoria

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Half of global workers believe AI will actually boost their salary and increase job security

PwC’s 2024 Global Workforce Hopes & Fears Survey, which polled over 56,000 workers, reveals that many employees expect AI to enhance their jobs rather than eliminate them.

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Many workers are grudgingly starting to accept AI in the office

PwC study finds workers are starting to accept AI’s help in the office as they face increasing productivity pressures.

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A Great Resignation 2.0 is simmering as employees feel overworked and underpaid, forcing them to look for greener pastures

The Great Resignation never really ended. But now employees’ challenges include their being overworked, underpaid, and not ready for AI.

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Kawasaki Now Offers Jet Ski Crate Engines, Get Ready For Crazy Engine Swaps

Kawasaki is now selling crate engines for PWC enthusiasts. The Jet Ski 160 and 310 engines can now be purchased through authorized Kawasaki dealers.

RideApart

A year after the PwC scandal, the furore is gone – as well as any real appetite for structural change

It was a scandal that rocked the shaky foundations of Australia’s trust in big business early last year.

The Conversation

PwC and ‘stretching credibility’: Ban Luke Sayers, and ban consultant donations

Either former PwC CEO Luke Sayers has a shocking memory, or he misled a Senate committee. Either way, his firm shouldn’t be getting taxpayer money.

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The world 'deserves the truth' behind PwC scandal

The PwC tax leak scandal has gone beyond Australian borders and everyone deserves to know who exactly was involved, a senator says.

AAP

Dutton’s $23k jet ride to News Corp event

Peter Dutton is under scrutiny for taking a taxpayer-funded private jet to a News Corp event in Tamworth at the cost of $23,000, and the Senate has released its report into large consulting firms.

Crikey

‘We remain concerned’: Senate inquiry into PwC tax scandal calls for reform, but overuse of consultants will likely continue

The final report of a Senate inquiry kicked off by the PwC scandal has finally been released.

The Conversation

Billions spent on consultants amid integrity concerns

Australia is spending billions on consulting services despite transparency issues and conflicts of interests, prompting calls to regulate the industry.

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Women have the edge on soft skills to succeed in the age of AI nd break glass ceiling

LinkedIn says progress on female seniority has stalled. AI could change things.

The Guardian - AU

The PwC scandal sparked scrutiny of advisory firms. Is Australia’s consulting sector about to see a reckoning?

Accountability and regulation are set to be prominent as the federal inquiry releases its final report on Wednesday

RideApart

Kawasaki New Jet Ski Ultra 160 And 310 Are Ready To Make A Splash

Kawasaki has unveiled the 2025 lineup of Jet Skis consisting of the Ultra 160 and Ultra 310. Both models get fancy tech that put them a cut above the rest.

The Guardian - AU

PwC to face scrutiny over advice to clients that might allegedly ‘mislead or subvert’ foreign investment review board

ATO discloses concerns that date back to 2019 in response to questions from Greens senator Barbara Pocock

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U.K. Gen Z women probably won’t close the gender pay gap before they retire

The gender pay gap is likely to persist for at least 45 years as progress proves to be stubborn.

The Guardian - UK

Members only: are loyalty card discounts a good deal for UK consumers?

The number of retailers offering special prices for members has soared. We asks if the price cuts are as good as they seem

TechRadar

PwC becomes OpenAI's biggest customer - and first official enterprise reseller

OpenAI had 600k ChatGPT Enterprise users last month – this month, it added 100k more in one single hit.

Crikey

Ban? What ban? PwC and ‘Scyne Advisory’ $138m federal bonanza

After one of the biggest corporate scandals in Australian history, PwC and Scyne Advisory still have millions in government contracts.

Fortune

AI skills that pay the bills: Tech-savvy knowledge workers looking at significant wage boosts

Financial analysts could receive a premium of up to 33%, according to a new report.

Fortune

You don't have to be a programmer to cash in on artificial intelligence. AI skills in these non-tech professions come with massive wage increases

Job postings in the U.S. that seek lawyers with AI skills promise wages that are 49% higher than ads for lawyers without AI skills.

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Paramount And Disney Grapple With The Rapid Rise Of Streaming

Buyout chatter hit Paramount stock recently as media giants grapple with changing consumer tastes and the rise of streaming.

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