Deloitte is laying off some U.S. consultants after federal agencies pushed for lower costs on government contracts. The firm didn’t reveal exact numbers but called the move “modest” and said it reflects evolving client needs.
With fewer people leaving voluntarily and slower growth in consulting—just under 1% in 2024 compared to 17.8% the year before—the workforce reduction comes as Deloitte tries to align resources.
The General Services Administration is pressuring major consulting firms, including Deloitte, to justify contract costs and offer significant cuts. Deloitte, one of the biggest federal contractors, is among several firms adjusting to tighter scrutiny and a changing market.
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