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  • Gig economy workers to nab 20 per cent of financial services jobs

    February 22, 2021

    Gig economy workers will soon make up between 15 and 20 per cent of the workforce at financial services firms, up from the current five per cent of workers. In the next three to five years so-called ‘gig workers’ will become increasingly common at financial services firms, more than half (52%) of financial services firms [...]

  • Businesses should be wary of class action lawsuits as groundbreaking Shell decision has global reach

    February 22, 2021

    Class action lawsuits are becoming increasingly popular in the UK, and a combination of the coronavirus, Brexit and previous claimant-favourable outcomes will mean UK companies see more action against them in the coming years. Britain is part of something of a third wave of class action lawsuit popularity. The practice of collective claims started in [...]

  • Changes in Family Law due to Covid

    February 19, 2021  |  City Talk

    The drastic measures ushered in as a result of the Covid pandemic have affected all aspects of our way of life.  This includes the practical changes to the way the family justice system operates, which are unprecedented in such a short space of time. Most family Court hearings are now by telephone or video link [...]

  • KPMG creates 200 jobs in Belfast

    February 17, 2021

    Big Four firm KPMG is creating 200 jobs in a new “centre of excellence” in Belfast. The new investment will deliver services in cyber security, applied intelligence and digital transformation. The new centre is a joint initiative between KPMG in Ireland and in the UK, and has the support of InvestNI and the Department of [...]

  • More than a third of UK small businesses pushing to trade overseas in 2021

    February 16, 2021

    More than a third of UK small businesses are likely to trade overseas this year, according to a YouGov survey. Lawbite surveyed 791 small businesses and found that 38 per cent are planning to trade overseas this year, which would equate to a market size of 2.28m firms. However, despite the effects of Brexit border [...]

  • Court papers detail Grant Thornton’s alleged errors in Patisserie Valerie audits

    February 14, 2021

    FRP Advisory has reportedly filed legal documents detailing Grant Thornton’s alleged errors in its auditing of Patisserie Valerie after launching a £225m court claim against the professional services firm. FRP Advisory, liquidator to the cafe chain, said the auditor’s negligence meant Patisserie Valerie bosses were unaware the firm had run out of funds. It alleges [...]

  • Exclusive: Britain’s 10,000 law firms largely spared from pandemic onslaught

    February 12, 2021

    Despite the pandemic, the number of law firms has remained steady, with 10,080 currently registered in the UK, according to new research. The number of firms is down only 2 per cent compared to last year, as 10,278 firms were registered in December 2019, according to accountancy and business advisory firm Hazlewoods. Though many firms’ [...]

  • Out with the old: Time to reform the legal profession for the benefit of all sides

    February 11, 2021

    It may seem like an odd time to be thinking about reforming the way lawyers work, but if so much can change because of a pandemic, why shouldn’t the post-Covid era be a period of reform and progress? This year will be the first in which the UK’s ability to compete in the global professional [...]

  • KPMG’s embattled chairman: ‘Unconscious bias is complete crap’

    February 11, 2021

    KPMG UK chairman Bill Michael has been caught on camera describing unconscious bias as “complete crap”, in the same video call he told staff to stop moaning about pandemic working conditions. Earlier this week Michael was forced to step aside from his leadership position at the Big Four firm, after it was revealed he had [...]

  • China orders Deloitte to investigate PowerPoint whistleblower claims

    February 11, 2021

    China’s Ministry of Finance has asked Deloitte to conduct an internal investigation after an employee circulated a 55-page PowerPoint presentation that alleged accounting violations at the Big Four firm. The anonymous employee sent the presentation to every Deloitte employee’s email, citing incidences involving listed companies around the world and China’s own RYB Education. The presentation [...]

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