Notably, this is the second salary increase to be implemented across the company's key functions in two years
SINGAPORE: Professional services firm KPMG Singapore announced on Sunday that it is investing more than S$100 million to raise salaries for training, upskilling, and technological enablement.
Moreover, it speaks to KPMG’s commitment to expand learning opportunities for its more than 3,500 employees, allowing them to acquire qualifications and new skills beyond industry standards. In 2022, a 20 per cent pay increment to their salaries was announced for eligible employees, the first time the industry had seen such an uptick.
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