Microsoft intends to cut approximately 4% of its global workforce, impacting multiple divisions, with job reductions confirmed for its operations in Ireland. The layoffs align with a restructuring strategy aimed at adapting to a changing market. Microsoft employs around 4,000 people in Ireland, with an additional 2,000 at Linkedin's Dublin office. Cuts are expected to include roles in sales and management. Details about specific positions affected and compensation have not been provided. The implementation of the layoffs is not anticipated to occur before September.
Microsoft is set to cut about 4% of its global staff, with several divisions expected to be affected. The company confirmed plans to cut jobs in Ireland.
The layoffs are part of a restructuring effort to better position Microsoft in a dynamic marketplace, with cuts likely to impact sales and middle-management roles.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella revealed that a significant portion of programming is now done by AI, suggesting a shift in workforce dynamics that influences current layoffs.
Details regarding the specific positions affected by the cuts, as well as financial compensation for those laid off, have not been disclosed at this time.
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