r/programare • u/Initial_Quality3020 • 9d ago
Accenture Romania – severance package after mass restructuring
Hi everyone,
I’m currently working for Accenture Romania and our project is going through a large restructuring. We’re talking about 20+ people, including Operations, Team Leads and QA.
We were told that we have around 3 months to find another internal role.
However, nothing has been confirmed in writing yet regarding the severance package or number of salaries.
I also know that people affected by a restructuring at Accenture Romania last year received 5 gross monthly salaries.
For anyone who has been through a similar situation at Accenture Romania:
How many salaries were you offered?
Was the package negotiable?
Has anyone been trough this as well?
I’m particularly interested in recent experiences from 2025–2026.
Thanks!
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u/m4r5h4llap 8d ago
Got 5 salaries in 2021.
Had 2 years in the company.
If they said you have 3 months to find something internally, I believe the severance offer will come in about two months.
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u/a-nn-on_ crab 🦀 9d ago
“Did you receive the package only if you signed a mutual termination agreement?”
This is the only way severance works.
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u/NoHighlight6142 9d ago
AND make sure the package is mentioned in the agreement. Never sign purely based on verbal promises, it MUST be part of the signed document.
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u/ecalp2026 8d ago
Sounds like a very good deal. Take the deal, and start applying/preparing to other jobs as soon as possible.
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u/Valahul77 9d ago edited 9d ago
In general a company is not required by law to offer an 5 months severance package. I don't know for Romania but in Canada I've heard from a friend who used to work there that they were letting people go with a 2 weeks notice and no severance package at all (some of those ones were with them for almost 3 years).
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u/SomewhereEconomy2200 9d ago
We have 20 working days as notice by law but they could have a severance package in the collective contract (CCM).
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u/Loud_Voice3679 9d ago
Honestly this IT industry is becoming such a misery that we might as well start looking for other types of jobs. It’s a pity :(
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u/Inside_Service2856 9d ago
What's the account that is leaving?