Crikey! Aussie steps aside as KPMG UK chairman after castigating whinging Poms

Coping with the lockdown has proved a bit more durable than predicted for Monthly bill Michael, who has stepped down as chairman of top rated accountancy agency KPMG British isles.

According to newspaper reports, straight-chatting Aussie Michael was decidedly unsympathetic when confronted with the outcomes of an internal study at KPMG British isles that indicated substantial figures of workers were being having problems coping all through the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

In a virtual conference, Michael reportedly accused workers of moaning and “playing the victim card” immediately after the study also uncovered concerns about pension contributions, salaries and bonus payments.

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Michael later on apologised for the remarks but the harm had been completed and he quit his write-up, although the organization instigated an unbiased inquest into the incident. It is not recognized whether his departure is long-lasting or just for the length of the investigation.

According to the Fiscal Occasions, Michael who was hospitalised past March immediately after remaining contaminated with the COVID-19 virus said in a response to an enquiry from the Pink ‘Un that “lockdown is proving pretty challenging for all of us”.