Google offers 'voluntary' buyouts to ensure workers are 'deeply committed'
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Google has initiated a voluntary buyout program for over 25,000 employees within its platforms and devices division. This unusual measure aims to ensure a workforce that is fully committed to the company's goals, especially as it intensifies its focus on artificial intelligence development. Employees have until February 20 to apply, with decisions on acceptance communicated by March 25. The move comes amid a backdrop of efforts to cut costs while maintaining innovation and efficiency, as expressed by management concern over job stability among staff.
Google aims for a workforce deeply committed to its goals, offering voluntary buyouts to over 25,000 employees in its platforms and devices division.
The buyout offer was extended to those working on critical teams including Android software, Google Photos, and hardware like Pixel and Nest.
With the deadline for applications set for February 20, employees will learn their approval status by March 25 as Google invests heavily in AI.
Amidst ongoing concerns about job stability, Google continues to explore cost-cutting measures and strategies to ensure efficiency in operations.
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