Microsoft Introduces First-Ever Voluntary Retirement Buyouts for U.S. Employees
Microsoft is offering voluntary retirement buyouts to U.S. employees for the first time in its history, targeting approximately 8,750 workers. The program, announced by Chief People Officer Amy Coleman, allows eligible employees to retire with company support, though specific financial terms have not been disclosed. The move comes amid ongoing workforce adjustments, including layoffs in previous years.
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