How EY treats its ethnic workers (and the racism they report)
EY Oceania staff from non-Western ethnic backgrounds, along with those of Hindu, Islamic or Buddhist faith, are most likely to say they have experienced racism and discrimination at the big four consulting firm.
The landmark external review of the firm’s workplace by former sex discrimination commissioner Elizabeth Broderick was also told that visa holders with South-East Asian backgrounds felt they were more likely to be asked to work longer hours than visa holders from other regions or local staff.
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