Exclusive | Ernst & Young Is Giving $100 Million in Bonuses to Staff for ‘Human’ Skills
Ernst & Young is investing $100 million in bonuses to reward employees for their 'human' skills.
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The story so far
Ernst & Young (EY) employees stand to gain from a $100 million bonus pool. The firm announced the investment to reward staff who demonstrate strong interpersonal and leadership skills. The move follows a strategic shift to prioritize human skills in an increasingly automated business environment.
The firm's decision to focus on 'human' skills comes amid broader industry trends emphasizing the importance of emotional intelligence and leadership in professional services. CBS News and the Wall Street Journal have both covered the story, with the latter calling it an exclusive. The firm has not yet specified how the bonuses will be distributed.
Leadership expert David Grossman is available to discuss the implications of EY's investment in human skills.
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The reporting (6)
- Leadership Expert David Grossman Available to Discuss EY’s $100 Million Bet on ‘Human’ Skills Yahoo Finance · 9h ago
- Ernst & Young Invests $100 Million To Reward Employees Leading Firm Into Future TradingView · 9h ago
- EY US invests $100 million to reward employees leading the firm into the future Morningstar · 9h ago
- Leadership Expert David Grossman Available to Discuss EY’s $100 Million Bet on ‘Human’ Skills GlobeNewswire · 9h ago
- Ernst & Young to award $100 million in bonuses for employees who show people skills CBS News · 9h ago
- Exclusive | Ernst & Young Is Giving $100 Million in Bonuses to Staff for ‘Human’ Skills WSJ · 9h ago
The obvious questions
What is the total amount EY is investing in bonuses?
$100 million.
What skills is EY rewarding with these bonuses?
Human skills, including interpersonal and leadership abilities.
Who is available to discuss EY's investment in human skills?
Leadership expert David Grossman.
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