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Microsoft Lay's Off 3% of Workers

Microsoft Lays Off 3% of Workers, Focuses on a Leaner Management Tier

Microsoft trims layers of management to boost team agility, with business units like Xbox and LinkedIn also affected by the organizational changes.

USA TODAY on MSN · 4d

Microsoft to lay off 3% of workforce, impacting thousands of workers: Reports

Microsoft is reportedly laying off about 3% of its entire workforce. Multiple outlets, including CNBC and The Verge, reported the news May 13. USA TODAY has reached out to Microsoft for comment.

PCMag on MSN · 3d

Microsoft Is Laying Off 3% of Its Workforce Despite Strong Financials

More layoffs are happening at Microsoft. The company confirms it's in the process of cutting nearly 3% of its workforce, resulting in around 6,000 fewer jobs across the business.

3don MSN

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 ...

4don MSN

Microsoft to lay off 3% of global workforce — roughly 7K jobs — in shift to develop AI

Microsoft is cutting roughly 3% of its global workforce as the company shifts more resources toward the race to develop ...

Southwest Journal3d

Microsoft Layoffs 2025: How AI Investment is Reshaping Tech Industry Jobs

Explore Microsoft's strategic 2025 layoffs affecting 6,000 employees while investing $80B in AI. Learn how this reshapes the ...

Interesting Engineering on MSN3d

AI push spurs Microsoft to slash 6,000 Jobs in largest layoffs in two years

The move follows a smaller round of performance-based layoffs in January and marks a shift from the aggressive hiring of the ...

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Microsoft Has New Layoffs Of 6,000, But We Don’t Know How Many Will Be From Gaming

The tariffs have complicated the situation for Microsoft. Microsoft has once again announced a new set of layoffs across the company. As reported by CNBC, Microsoft explained that the ...

Hit hardest in Microsoft layoffs? Developers, product managers, morale

Microsoft said it was flattening management layers. But most of its employees laid off this week were software engineers.

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