Feb 26 (Reuters) - EY Australia is considering cutting jobs as part of "workforce adjustments" to reflect challenging market conditions, with some targeted restructuring possible for "particular ...

“EY Australia will continue to review its operations to ensure it reflects market demand and the evolving needs of our clients,” he said. David Ross is a Sydney-based journalist at The Australia ...

EY AUSTRALIA is considering cutting jobs as part of “workforce adjustments” to reflect challenging market conditions, with some targeted restructuring possible for “particular circumstances” in the ...

EY Australia is considering cutting jobs as part of "workforce adjustments" to reflect challenging market conditions, with some targeted restructuring possible for "particular circumstances" in the ...

EY reported $2.81bn in revenues in the 2024 financial year, down from $2.97bn in 2023. EY Chief Executive David Larocca at Head Office. Jane Dempster/The Australian. The cuts are expected to impact ...

“EY Australia will continue to review its operations to ensure it reflects market demand and the evolving needs of our clients,” he said.

Something else that gives us pause for thought is the move in the EY Australian Financial Conditions Index (FCI) into expansionary territory in the December quarter. Yes, expansionary! That ...

“One of the most important lessons we’ve learned along the way is that going solo can be incredibly challenging,” says Katherine Boiciuc, EY Chief Technology and Innovation Officer for Oceania, a ...

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