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Creating an Employee-First Culture
When employees feel valued, respected, and supported by leadership, your firm builds and sustains trust in its talent.
Accountants Are Among the Most Sought After Workers in 2023
62% of companies plan to add full-time roles in accounting, while 78% look to contract workers to fill accounting jobs.
IRS Chief Counsel’s Office Has Open Tax Attorney Spots It Wants to Fill
The IRS is hiring tax attorneys to help enhance the taxpayer experience and address noncompliance.
Millennials Are Ditching Their Parents’ Homes to Start Their Own Households
Millennials began forming new households at a rapid clip starting about seven years ago.
Companies With Job Openings Are Cutting Degree Mandates
64% of hiring managers say the bachelor’s degree requirement was eliminated to increase applicants.
Professionals on the Move – January 2023
Professionals on the Move is a round-up of recent hiring and leadership announcements in and around the accounting profession.
58% of U.S. Businesses Plan to Add New Jobs in 2023
While many companies are eager to hire, 9 in 10 managers said it's challenging to find skilled professionals, on par with results from the prior State of U.S. Hiring Survey.
20% of U.S. Business Plan to Reduce Staff; 12% Plan Increase
Only 12% of those surveyed think headcount will rise in the next three months — less than half the share that said their companies had increased employment over the past three months. The survey of 60 NABE members was conducted Jan. 4-11.