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Accenture plans on ‘exiting’ employees who cannot be reskilled on AI
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Accenture plans on ‘exiting’ employees who cannot be reskilled on AI

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Last updated: September 26, 2025 5:48 pm
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Tech consultancy Accenture has set out plans to put off employees who aren’t in a position to reskill on synthetic intelligence amid a broader restructuring technique which can see the corporate prioritize AI efforts.

Accenture CEO Julie Candy stated in a name Thursday that as superior AI turns into “part of the whole lot we do” and the worldwide skilled companies firm continues to speculate considerably within the space, it expects workers to “retrain and retool” at scale.

“We’re investing in upskilling our reinventors, which is our major technique,” Candy stated. She defined that the corporate is “exiting on a compression timeline” folks for whom reskilling is not a “viable path.”

Candy stated Accenture had already reskilled 550,000 employees on the basics of generative AI and outlined a six-month $865 million enterprise optimization program, which detailed prices related to severance and headcount reductions.

“We count on financial savings of over $1 billion from our enterprise optimization program, which we count on that we’ll reinvest in our enterprise and in our folks as a result of it is so essential for our future progress and so we count on to reinvest that whereas nonetheless delivering modest margin enlargement,” Accenture Chief Monetary Officer Angie Park stated.

Alongside cuts, the corporate is constant to rent and has beefed up its AI expertise with 77,000 employed AI and information professionals in 2025, up from 40,000 in 2023. Candy stated its additionally anticipating to extend the corporate’s headcount within the subsequent monetary 12 months throughout markets together with the U.S. and Europe.

“Our No. 1 technique is upskilling, given the talents we’d like, and we have had numerous expertise in upskilling, we’re making an attempt to, in a really compressed timeline, the place we do not have a viable path for skilling, kind of exiting folks so we will get extra of the talents in we’d like,” Candy added.

The corporate reported income of $69.7 billion this 12 months, progress of seven% from the prior 12 months. In an interview with CNBC’s “Squawk on the Avenue,” Candy pinned this progress on large consumer demand to deploy synthetic intelligence throughout organizations.

“Our early funding in AI is actually paying off,” Candy informed CNBC. “We really feel superb as we go into FY26 with the momentum we’re seeing in our enterprise which is pushed by Accenture being the corporate that you just actually accomplice to verify you need to use superior AI.”

“Each CEO, board and the C-suite acknowledge that superior AI is essential to the long run. The problem proper now they’re going through is that they are actually excited in regards to the expertise they usually’re not but AI prepared for many corporations,” she added.

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