LinkedIn is facing more job cuts, with parent company Microsoft announcing that it’s culling around 6,000 roles, or 3% of its global workforce, to “reduce management layers.” And LinkedIn ...

Microsoft is cutting less than 3% of its global workforce, including at LinkedIn. The company employed an estimated 228,000 workers as of last June, meaning the layoffs will affect approximately ...

exchange4media reached out to LinkedIn India for confirmation on whether local teams have been affected, and received the following missive, attributable to a Microsoft spokesperson ...

and regions — including LinkedIn. A company spokesperson stated the move is part of ongoing adjustments designed to keep Microsoft competitive in an increasingly dynamic market landscape.

The threat of redundancies at Microsoft and LinkedIn has sent “shock waves” through the tech sector and undermined a sense of job security once taken for granted, it has been claimed.

US technology giant Microsoft is moving to cut as much as 3pc of its global workforce, with more than 100 jobs in Ireland understood to be at risk. The global business employs around 4,000 people ...

Microsoft recently confirmed they are cutting about 6,000 ... The company based in Redmond says these cuts, which affect areas from LinkedIn to Xbox and especially reduce the number of managers, are a ...

employee levels and include LinkedIn, the spokesperson added. “We continue to implement organizational changes necessary to best position the company for success in a dynamic marketplace,” the ...

Microsoft on Tuesday began laying off nearly 3 percent of its total workforce — or about 6,000 employees. “We continue to implement organizational changes necessary to best position the ...

Of the employees based in Washington, about 1,500 affected employees worked at Microsoft’s offices, while 475 were remote workers. Business divisions, including Xbox and LinkedIn, were among ...

Microsoft has started rolling out its new “Hey, Copilot!” voice activation to Windows Insiders. Learn how to set it up. Image: Microsoft Microsoft is making it easier to talk to its AI ...

Microsoft employees aren’t allowed to use DeepSeek due to data security and propaganda concerns, Microsoft Vice Chairman and President Brad Smith said in a Senate hearing today. “At Microsoft ...