Over Land and Sea (Leicester) Ltd reported that client demand remained elevated, but operational delivery was severely restricted by structural recruitment and retention bottlenecks, reaching a critical threshold by late June with 73% of accountancy firms rejecting new engagements citing a lack of available professional staff.
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While client demand remained elevated, operational delivery was severely restricted by structural recruitment and retention bottlenecks. Mid-quarter reporting in May ind…
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Over Land and Sea (Leicester) Ltd
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