As the big four face scrutiny over client data leaks, regressive leave policies and the movement of roles overseas, Grant Thornton has added 27 partners.
As the big four face scrutiny over client data leaks, regressive leave policies and the movement of roles overseas, Grant Thornton has added 27 partners.
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