KPMG dismissed a senior partner in Canada after an internal review found she concealed board documents. The firm acknowledged the dismissal but did not reveal her name or department. A whistleblower who uncovered the matter was given a transfer to Australia. The whistleblower refused the offer, citing alleged bullying concerns surrounding the move. The forced exit and refusal create new leadership hurdles for KPMG’s incoming CEO, who now faces immediate scrutiny regarding personnel issues.
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