Microsoft says it’s laying off 4% of workforce in latest round of cuts
Microsoft, a leading American software company, dismissed 4% of its workforce, or around 9,000 workers, in a new series of job cuts, the company announced on Wednesday.
The last series of layoffs comes after The company has reduced more than 6,000 jobs In May and June, with the aim of rationalizing operations. Previous job cuts had to flatten the organization “by reducing layers with fewer managers,” said Amy Hood, Microsoft’s financial director, when calling April.
In June 2024, the company of Redmond, based in Washington, employed 228,000 people worldwide, according to business data.
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