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PricewaterhouseCoopers will hand out pink slips to 1,800 US employees next month as the accounting giant streamlines its advisory practice and shifts in-house technology developers to work more closely with frontline professionals.Employees learned of the job cuts, which will affect about 2.4 percent of the Big Four firm's 75,000 employees, in a memo from the firm's senior partner Paul Griggs on Wednesday.
Some staff in the firm's tax and assurance practices, along with those assigned to offshore offices, will be laid off.
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"Execution of our strategy requires tough decisions, including those that impact our workforce," Griggs wrote to employees, according to a copy of the memo.
"We are positioning our firm for the future, creating capacity to invest and anticipating and reacting to market opportunities."BLOOMBERG












