Deloitte is set to reduce key employee benefits for a segment of its U.S. workforce as part of a broader restructuring effort, according to internal documents reviewed by Business Insider.
The report said workers in the “Center” talent model, which includes administrative and support roles, will see cuts to paid time off, parental leave, pension contributions, and fertility-related benefits starting January 2027. Paid family leave will drop from 16 weeks to eight weeks, while PTO will be reduced by up to 10 days for some employees.
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Deloitte said the changes are aimed at aligning benefits with market conditions and evolving workforce needs. The firm is restructuring roles into four talent categories to modernize operations.
Analysts say companies across industries are tightening perks amid economic uncertainty and AI-driven disruption. Experts told Business Insider that employers are increasingly cutting underused benefits as they seek to control costs and adapt to shifting labor dynamics.
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