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In March, Accenture flagged that efforts by the Trump administration to reduce government spending had led to delays and cancellations of new contracts.(Photo: Wikimedia commons)
2 min read Last Updated : May 22 2025 | 6:32 AM IST
Accenture has pushed back its appraisal cycle to June this year from December last year as it grapples with an uncertain macroeconomic environment, low client spending, and the cancellation of US government contracts in the second quarter.
The company said in a memo to employees—excerpts of which were seen by Business Standard—that the cycle will now be effective from June and some employees will be eligible for salary hikes. It also highlighted the “elevated level of uncertainty in the global economic and geopolitical environment.”
Accenture, the world’s largest IT services provider, follows a September-to-August financial year and employed about 801,000