Microsoft rolls out voluntary exit program for 60,000 staff

Semafor • 27 oct. 13h55

Microsoft is extending voluntary severance packages to about a quarter of its workforce, while employees in data-center, cybersecurity, quantum computing, sales and marketing positions are not eligible.

People Matters - HR News • 27 oct. 05h37

Microsoft announced a voluntary exit programme offering severance and transition support to eligible employees at level 70 and below in four countries, with a decision deadline of Dec. 1 for India.

India Today • 27 oct. 05h14

Microsoft announced voluntary exit offers for up to 60,000 staff in India, Canada, the UK and the US, prompting concern among a recently hired Indian developer who received the email.

The Business Times • 27 oct. 04h10

Microsoft plans to extend voluntary buyout offers to roughly 60,000 staff members, about a quarter of its workforce, as part of cost-cutting measures tied to its AI strategy.

The Hindu • 27 oct. 03h00

Microsoft announced a voluntary buyout offer covering about 60,000 employees, roughly a quarter of its global workforce, as part of cost-cutting measures while it expands AI spending.

Nine.com.au • 27 oct. 00h52

Microsoft will offer a voluntary exit package to about 60,000 employees, roughly 27% of its global workforce, as part of a broader restructuring effort.

Reuters • 26 oct. 21h44

Microsoft is offering voluntary buyouts to roughly 60,000 employees, representing more than a quarter of its global workforce, as part of a cost-containment effort linked to its AI spending.

GamesIndustry.biz • 26 oct. 21h34

Microsoft announced a time-limited voluntary exit offer for eligible employees in the US, UK, Canada and India, potentially affecting up to 60,000 workers across several divisions.

Euronews.com • 26 oct. 20h22

Microsoft announced a time-limited voluntary exit offer for roughly 60,000 employees in the United States, Canada, India and the United Kingdom, targeting staff at level 70 and below.

CBC • 26 oct. 20h16

Microsoft announced a voluntary buyout program covering about 60,000 employees, or more than a quarter of its global workforce, as it seeks to control costs while expanding its AI initiatives.

Fox Business • 26 oct. 20h03

Microsoft announced a voluntary exit program covering roughly 60,000 employees, about a quarter of its workforce, offering financial support and career-planning resources.

The Hindu • 26 oct. 18h54

Microsoft announced a limited-time voluntary exit offer covering roughly 60,000 employees in several divisions, excluding marketing, commercial business and security units.

The Hindu • 26 oct. 18h54

Microsoft announced a limited-time voluntary exit offer covering roughly 60,000 employees in several divisions, excluding marketing, commercial business and security units.

The Guardian • 26 oct. 18h54

Microsoft plans to extend voluntary buyout packages to up to 60,000 staff members as part of a cost-reduction effort linked to its expanding use of artificial intelligence.

CBS News • 26 oct. 17h39

Microsoft announced a voluntary exit offer covering about a quarter of its global workforce as it ramps up spending on artificial-intelligence infrastructure.

Business Standard • 26 oct. 17h36

Microsoft announced a voluntary exit programme offering severance and transition support to eligible staff in four countries, with up to 60,000 employees globally potentially participating.

NDTV • 26 oct. 16h53

The tech company announced a new voluntary exit offer covering about a quarter of its global workforce as it redirects spending toward artificial-intelligence initiatives.

The Straits Times • 26 oct. 16h44

Microsoft will extend voluntary buyout offers to roughly 60,000 staff members in the United States, Canada, India and the United Kingdom as part of a cost-cutting initiative aimed at reshaping its workforce for the AI era.

Business Insider • 26 oct. 16h30

Microsoft announced a voluntary exit program for roughly 60,000 employees in the U.S., Canada, India and the U.K., offering severance packages similar to its earlier layoff terms.

CNBC • 26 oct. 15h52

Microsoft announced a voluntary buyout offer covering about 60,000 employees in several countries as it seeks to manage costs while expanding its AI infrastructure.