Professional services company Accenture plans to cut 19,000 jobs worldwide over the next 18 months in order to trim costs amid the tumultuous economic environment. Most of the cuts will impact those ...
Professional services giant Accenture PLC is laying off hundreds of Austin employees working at a facility in The Domain.
Accenture has approximately 5,900 employees in Austin, but it will soon be cutting more than 500 jobs from its workforce.
Accenture: More than a quarter of the jobs being cut at its Dublin office are attached to the Meta More than a quarter of the jobs being cut at Accenture’s Dublin office are the result of Meta ...
Consultancy giant Accenture has agreed to acquire cloud and platform development MSP, Objectivity, to expand its platform engineering capabilities. While the terms of the transaction were not di ...
Troubled telecoms firm makes first big move under new group chief executive Margherita Della Valle Vodafone is to cut 11,000 jobs from its global workforce over the next three years, the largest ...
May 17USAA, the United Services Automobile Association, will cut 300 positions across “most ... the U.S. labor market still managed to add 236,000 jobs in the month of March while the ...
Accenture has agreed to acquire Objectivity, a digital engineering firm specializing in cloud and platform development services. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. With headquarters in ...
Community Health Network, a nonprofit health system based in Indianapolis, plans to cut an unspecified number of jobs as it restructures ... of the health system's 19,000-plus workforce.
ZALANDO (ZALG.DE): the German online fashion retailer said on Feb. 21 it would cut hundreds of jobs across the company, citing over-expansion in some areas and a more difficult economic environment.
Vodafone said it would cut 11,000 jobs over three years, out of a total headcount of just over 100,000. That is the largest round of reductions made in the company's history, Reuters reported.
"We know companies are approaching 2023 with caution, though the economy is still creating jobs," said Andrew Challenger, senior vice president of Challenger, Gray & Christmas. As a result ...
