
Accenture Splits Raises, Ups $9B M&A
Accenture is shaking up its playbook: it's splitting most employee raises between base pay and one-time cash payouts, a move that impacts nearly 800,000 people worldwide. The aim is to defend margins and keep experienced hands from bolting, even as growth guidance hovers at a cautious 3–4% and new bookings have slipped. On paper, the tweak helps control long-term payroll costs, but for staff—especially in markets like India where base salary drives future raises and retirement benefits—it could mean less compounding and more incentive to listen to recruiters. At the same time, Accenture is…
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