Moore Kingston Smith published a study by Durham University on workplace issues related to high staff turnover and disengagement.
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People leave managers, not companies. A subject that’s always fascinated me, and at a wedding reception on Saturday it came up FIVE times in conversations I had with fri…
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Moore Kingston Smith
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- Accounting
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 1,001–5,000 employees
About Moore Kingston Smith
At Moore Kingston Smith, we believe in the potential of people to make a positive impact, fuelled by the power of genuine understanding. Supporting a diverse range of clients, we are a multi-disciplinary advisory, tax and audit firm with expertise across multiple sectors, uniquely positioned to help people realise their ambitions. Our teams deliver quality results locally and internationally as part of the Moore Global network. Through respect, collaboration and active listening, understanding is at the heart of everything we do with our clients, colleagues and communities. We value people and projects that promote positive change for the future.
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