Accenture CEO urges staff to push harder as firm allows vacation day carryover

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Accenture has introduced a new policy permitting employees to carry over unused vacation days as the company approaches the end of its fiscal year. CEO Julie Sweet has called on staff to intensify their efforts during this critical period to strengthen business performance. The move comes amid investor concern after the company reported a decline in new bookings. Critics warn the policy could discourage employees from taking necessary time off, potentially impacting worker wellbeing.

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