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Microsoft Layoffs Hit Coders Hardest With AI Costs on the Rise
Microsoft Corp.’s recently announced job cuts fell hardest on the people who build the company’s products, showing that even ...
Microsoft will cut nearly 2,000 jobs in Washington state as part of broader layoffs
Microsoft will lay off 1,985 employees in Washington state starting July 12, including 475 remote workers, according to a ...
Microsoft cuts 1,985 WA workers as it lays off 3% of global staff
The Redmond-based tech giant didn’t disclose how many employees in total it plans to lay off, but a spokesperson said up to 3 ...
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Almost 50% of Microsoft’s latest job layoffs were software devs
Nearly 50% of the employee layoffs at Microsoft’s Washington office affected staff in software engineering roles, as the ...
Why is Microsoft, the world’s most valuable company, cutting workers?
The layoffs, which will affect almost 2,000 workers in Washington state, are meant in part to strip away layers of management ...
Microsoft lays off about 3% of its workforce in what one executive calls a ‘day with a lot of tears’
Microsoft began laying off about 6,000 workers Tuesday, nearly 3% of its entire workforce and its largest job cuts in more ...
Microsoft cuts 6,000 jobs in largest layoffs since 2023
The layoffs are expected to hit across all parts of Microsoft's business, including the career networking site LinkedIn and ...
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Microsoft layoffs affect nearly 2k WA employees
Layoff notices were sent out to thousands of Microsoft employees Tuesday morning, impacting roughly 3% of its global workforce.
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Microsoft to lay off nearly 2,000 employees in Washington state
In a statement, a Microsoft spokesperson said the cuts are “necessary to best position the company for success in a dynamic ...
Microsoft could cut 3% of its workforce. How many employees are in Washington?
Microsoft is reportedly laying off about 3% of its entire workforce. Multiple outlets, including CNBC and The Verge, reported the news on May 13. USA TODAY has reached out to Microsoft for comment.