KPMG BPkp06

As much as it stinks, I remember when the firm didn't pay our cellphone bills at all. The $45-65 policy is consistent with what industry employers are doing.

Dec 12, 2016 2 2
- EY tiger53
  
  Yea but industry doesn't typically require you to travel Monday through Thursday and use your personal cell phone for internet and calls at all hours of the day and night
  
  Dec 14, 2016 0
- KPMG BPkp06
  
  The industry people I'm thinking of are sales and other types that use their cell phones as primary. Also kpmg provides air cards/hot spots to those that travel 25% or more. We need approval to get one, but it means you don't use your phone for internet.
  
  Dec 19, 2016 1
Deloitte YLVg64

Don't sweat the small stuff.

Dec 17, 2016 3 0
EY tiger53

Haha. And now it begins. EY just changed policy to 60 flat for everyone a month ago. Other firms are next.

Dec 11, 2016 2 0
PwC fLMM24

We don't see our bill...it's paid by the firm directly.

Dec 22, 2016 1 1
- PwC CloudBelow
  
  Yes we do...anyone can. Down to the phone/text numbers, usage, everything... firm pays yes, but we do see them.
  
  Feb 27, 2017 0
KPMG WXBb45

This combined with the removal of the hot spots is ridiculous. I use way more data than that 65 will cover.

Jan 11, 2017 0 1
- KPMG BPkp06
  
  You can keep your hot spot. You just have to fill out a form.
  
  Jan 12, 2017 0

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