Key facts
- The head of PwC said work-from-home policies are holding back young Britons at the start of their careers.
- The report named no PwC executive and gave no figures on remote working, hiring or staff numbers.
The head of PwC said work-from-home policies are holding back young Britons at the start of their careers, according to a brief report that did not date the statement and did not name the executive who made it.
The report gave no figures on remote working at PwC, on hiring of young staff or on the firm's headcount, and carried no response from employees or their representatives.