Accountants could be Britain's best boss
KPMG and Blick Rothenberg bosses make the shortlist
KPMG and Blick Rothenberg bosses make the shortlist
Bosses are not necessarily the most appreciated people in the world but it
seems a couple of accountants have turned that belief on its head.
Bob Rothenberg of Blick Rothenberg and Robert Li, a director at KPMG, have
both been shortlisted for the post of Britain’s Best Boss, run by work-life
balance charity Working Families and sponsored by BT.
Bob Rothenberg said: “If you have a contented workforce with a good work-life
balance, they will work more efficiently, feel confident to give that little bit
more and will deliver a better quality service to clients. This results in
happier clients who are more likely to give us repeat business. So I feel there
are real economic benefits to the business from ensuring people feel content and
looked after.”
Robert Li said: “I have encouraged each and every member of my team to
consider whether they would like to avail themselves of the numerous flexible
working schemes that are on offer at KPMG. I treat each team member as an
individual and not as part of a large corporate machine, and I think flexible
working is one of the most important things you can do for people.”
The winners will be announced at an event on 26 November.
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