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Colin: PwC’s foot in mouth moment

Colin: PwC's foot in mouth moment

Colin imagines how PwC's dress code snafu could have turned out

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Date published May 12, 2016 Categories

In an awkward turn of events for PwC, the firm which has championed the promotion of female partners, one of its receptionist was sent home on her first day for wearing flat shoes instead of high heels.

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