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Professional services

7 professional services employers rated by one rule, and 2 more in the news. None is cutting jobs, 2 show the signs; no job cuts announced in 90 days.

The board

CuttingSignsQuiet2.1% job cuts announced in 90 days, as a share of the workforce! unusual for them≈ cuts most quarters▲▼ moved in the last four weeksAI says AI is a reasonUK · US · EU where it is headquartered

Every professional services employer

Cutting first, then Signs, then Quiet; within each, the largest cuts for the employer’s size first. 2 more in the news but not rated can be included.

Label
DeloitteProfessional services · UKSignsReported, not decided: said to be weighing cuts——16 Jun 2026
KPMGProfessional services · UKSignsReported, not decided: said to be weighing cuts——14 Jul 2026
EYProfessional services · UKQuietNo job cuts found in the last 90 days———
Compass GroupProfessional services · UKQuietNo job cuts found in the last 90 days——1 May 2026
AccentureProfessional services · EuropeQuietNo job cuts found in the last 90 days——31 Mar 2026
PwCProfessional services · UKQuietNo job cuts found in the last 90 days——21 Nov 2025
CapitaProfessional services · UKQuietNo job cuts found in the last 90 days———

Which jobs

Job functions named by professional services employers in the last 12 months, counted by employer. 6 of 15 announcements say which jobs.

Named in job cuts

Building — filled in as reports are read.

    Named in hiring and redeployment

    Building — filled in as reports are read.

      Why they say they’re cutting

      The reasons professional services employers and the reports give, counted by employer. Only reasons a source states.

      1. Weak demand or sales2KPMG, FTI Consulting
      2. Restructuring or new strategy1KPMG
      3. AI and automation1PwC

      How: voluntary redundancy or buyouts (2) · compulsory redundancies (2)

      Employers giving each reason. 4 of 15 announcements state a reason; we count only what the sources say.

      Labels are our opinion, reached by applying one published rule to the sources listed on each employer’s page. How it works