The layoffs, its first in 15 years, will be accompanied by a restructuring of PwC’s technology group amid slowing demand for its advisory services, the Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday (Sept. 11), citing sources familiar with the... — read more 

The Financial Times is reporting that accounting powerhouse PwC is conducting "silent lay-offs" in the U.K. -- they're asking people who take a voluntary severance package to keep the reason for their departure... — read more 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-05-09/pwc-cuts-around-60-canadian-jobs-girding-for-economic-slowdown

https://www.news.com.au/finance/work/at-work/embattled-consultancy-firm-pwc-to-slash-more-jobs-including-partner-roles/news-story/a9dfed7cef886d97bb1438ce3a78f7fd

A global culling of workers at accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers finally hit this week in Canada. PwC Canada has acknowledged that it terminated roughly 150 employees or approximately two per cent of its workforce... — read more 

The woman who led PwC Australia through the darkest days of its tax leaks scandal will leave in January after three decades at the big four consulting... — read more 

The auditing and consultancy firm PricewaterhouseCooper (PwC) India announced that it is planning to hire 30,000 jobs over the next five years, to expand its presence in... — read more 

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I heard that some folks were let go, any thruth in that (pwc littlerock)

Graphics positions moved to Uruguay and a ton of IT jobs wento to India. The company is not what it used to be.

Does someone have info on average salary numbers for new folks straight out of school in New York. I am a CS major and would like to work on ERP projects.

We did let go a handful of IT guys in the office here in Tampa - I think the number is in single digits. We have 2000 people here in the office, so the overall number is fairly small compared to the total number of workers. We keep adding people to... — read more 

It never stops, the structure is adjusted constantly, businesses are closed and opened at the same time, people do cloud today but rarely mainframe, that's the nature of the beast. On the audit side things a bit different as it all depends on how... — read more 

"PricewaterhouseCoopers traces its roots to 1849, when Samuel Price established an accounting firm. Five years later, William Cooper opened his own company. Those firms eventually became Price Waterhouse and Coopers & Lybrand, which merged in 1998 to... — read more 

I was on the advisory side here in LA and was let go back in December 2008 - I hate the way the whole thing was handled (I was let go for lack of work), one would think that since PWC advises clients on how to handle human resources that the firm may... — read more