Does Accenture USA offer a pension plan nowadays? I know some other consulting companies do, yet many do not.
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550 people in Accenture still have a pension plan... This has been grandfathered from the Pre-IPO days.
New Pension Plan: Accenture has created a new, fully funded, defined benefit plan with approximately $200 million of pension obligations with substantially the same terms as the Plan for approximately 550 active U.S. employees who remain eligible to accrue benefits.
Source:
https://newsroom.accenture.com/news/accenture-reduces-us-pension-obligations-by-1-6-billion-through-previously-announced-plan-termination-following-asset-transfer-to-aig-and-massmutual.htm#:~:text=New%20Pension%20Plan%3A%20Accenture%20has,remain%20eligible%20to%20accrue%20benefits.
Accenture offers a 401k, but no pension plan. Profit sharing as well.
not any more
axed about 20 years ago. just around the same time when real 'partners' were turned into shareholders
i thin this got axed back in 2001
Nope, few companies do any more unless you work for the government.
No we do not.
We used to have one, I think we discontinued it right around the time when we went public (or a little bit later) - the plan was really good, oh, well...