'PwC has been accused of antisemitism after one of its senior leaders was exposed for tweeting terrorist propaganda and anti-Israel conspiracies.\n\nThe controversy comes as the final report into the consulting firm's tax scandal is due to be released tomorrow.
PwC has been accused of antisemitism after one of its senior leaders was exposed for tweeting terrorist propaganda and anti-Israel conspiracies.
Anti-Defamation Commission chair Dr Dvir Abramovich said he was horrified by the posts PWC Melbourne-based senior leader Jim Christodouleas had tweeted. A PwC Australia spokesperson has confirmed the firm had “spoken to the individual to remind them that while they are free to express themselves everyone should do so in a measures and respectful fashion”.
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