KPMG cuts 200 UK jobs and offers redundancy payment waiver
KPMG will lay off around 200 workers in the UK as part of restructuring moves this week. According to reports, the firm is offering those made redundant an extra £100 if they give up legal rights to appeal their dismissal or bring claims. Affected employees are expected to be informed by email. The group is not expected to pay year-end bonuses to these workers. KPMG declined to comment on the specifics.
- KPMG will lay off about 200 UK employees
- Offered £100 to waive legal rights to appeal or claim
- Laid off staff are reportedly ineligible for year-end bonuses
- Affected staff will be contacted by email this week
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