Story perspectives

PwC Seeks 2,000 New Hires Amid AI Concerns

3/14/2026

50 5

Summary

Story summary

PwC plans to increase graduate recruitment next year, says PwC UK chief Marco Amitrano.
Amitrano dismissed fears that artificial intelligence will curb hiring and attributed last year's reductions to economic factors.
He noted recruits are eager to work in the office and pursue careers.
He urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves to loosen fiscal rules to boost investment.
The Treasury maintains its fiscal strategy, while PwC reports 60,000 applications for 2,000 roles.

1 of 1

Story summary

PwC plans to increase graduate recruitment next year, says PwC UK chief Marco Amitrano.
Amitrano dismissed fears that artificial intelligence will curb hiring and attributed last year's reductions to economic factors.
He noted recruits are eager to work in the office and pursue careers.
He urged Chancellor Rachel Reeves to loosen fiscal rules to boost investment.
The Treasury maintains its fiscal strategy, while PwC reports 60,000 applications for 2,000 roles.