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EY hires nearly 10,000 staff as AI services revenue jumps 50%

EY added almost 10,000 employees worldwide in FY2026, lifting its global headcount to 415,000 as AI-related revenue surged about 50%.

In its 2026 financial year, EY announced a net addition of almost 10,000 employees, raising its worldwide workforce to 415,000. Most hires were made through the firm’s global entities, the offshore delivery network, while the Americas division saw a reduction of about 4,500 staff. AI-related services generated a 50% increase in revenue, helping total global revenue climb 4.7% to $57 billion.

EY-Parthenon, the strategy and transactions arm, grew 7.4% to $6.8 billion, marking a turnaround after two stagnant years. Under CEO Janet Truncale’s “All-In” AI strategy, the firm invested billions in its operating model and $448 million in training. These results contrast with mixed performance at peers such as Deloitte and Accenture, highlighting EY’s successful AI-focused expansion.

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The story shows AI can drive hiring and revenue growth in professional services, countering fears of widespread job loss.

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