PwC, the global professional services firm, is investing $3 billion over the next few years into job retraining, which it sees as a competitive edge.
PwC, the professional services firm, announced Monday evening that global revenues were up 7%, its workforce increased by 25,000, and that it would be investing $3 billion over the next 3-4 years in job training. PwC global chairman Bob Moritz told Business Insider that the"upskilling" investment would provide a competitive advantage as a recruitment tool.
PwC, the professional services firm, announced Monday evening that global revenues were up 7%, its workforce increased by 25,000, and that it would be investing $3 billion over the next 3-4 years in job training. PwC global chairman Bob Moritz told Business Insider that the"upskilling" investment would provide a competitive advantage as a recruitment tool.
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