Google Alert - US.jobs

	US.jobs Daily update ⋅ June 27, 2023
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	KPMG to cut 5% of US jobs in fresh round of layoffs | Reuters Reuters KPMG is laying off 5% of its U.S. employees after feeling the pinch of "economic headwinds, coupled with historically low attrition," a ... Flag as irrelevant
	KPMG to cut 2,000 jobs in US - The Telegraph The Telegraph Auditor KPMG is to cut around 5pc of US jobs as demand for its consulting services slows. Paul Knopp, the "big four" auditor's US chief executive, ... Flag as irrelevant
	2023 Layoff Tracker: KPMG, Goldman Sachs Reportedly Cutting Hundreds - Forbes Forbes June 26Job cuts at KPMG are expected to affect more than 1,900 of the accounting firm's U.S. employees, marking its second major round of layoffs ... Flag as irrelevant
	What To Look For In July's Monthly Jobs Report - Forbes Forbes The U.S. Employment Situation Report for June 2023 will be released on July 7. Here's what to look for and the Fed's current assessment. Flag as irrelevant
	KPMG to cut five per cent of US jobs as demand slows - City A.M. City A.M. The firm previously slashed two per cent of US-based jobs in February. Ernst & Young's US division and Deloitte are both also reported to have slashed ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cassidy Announces $1.4 Billion for Louisiana in Broadband Funding from His Infrastructure ... Press Release | Press Releases | Newsroom | U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana ... Louisiana in Broadband Funding from His Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. WASHINGTON – U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA) announced ... Flag as irrelevant
	KPMG Cutting US Workforce 5% in Second Round of 2023 Layoffs (1) - Bloomberg Tax Bloomberg Tax Audit, tax jobs on the line; advisory pros to learn fate later this summer · Cuts follow previous round of layoffs in KPMG's advisory business. Flag as irrelevant
	Big Four accounting firm cutting 5% of US jobs - St. Louis Business Journal The Business Journals Big Four accounting firm KPMG is cutting 5% of its U.S. workforce, according to reports Monday. Flag as irrelevant
	US Department of Labor awards initial $4.5M to support disaster-related jobs, other ... U.S. Department of Labor US Department of Labor awards initial $4.5M to support disaster-related jobs, other assistance to Guam in wake of Typhoon Mawar. Flag as irrelevant
	Why so many U.S.-educated foreign students don't stay for work | On Point - WBUR WBUR Marc Pavlopoulos, CEO and founder of Syndesus, which helps foreign skilled workers with U.S. jobs secure visas in Canada. Flag as irrelevant
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