Microsoft offers voluntary exit packages to employees in Canada and India
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Updated Oct 30
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What happened
Microsoft is offering voluntary exit packages to eligible employees across several countries, including Canada and India. Microsoft CFO Amy Hood noted that the offer is open to around 60,000 employees at internal level 70 or below. The company stated the program is part of evolving its approach to change while continuing heavy investment in artificial intelligence.
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Why it matters
The voluntary exit offer is part of Microsoft's strategy to reduce its workforce while maintaining heavy investment in artificial intelligence. Amy Hood stated that the company expects very few people will accept the offer due to growth opportunities at Microsoft.
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