Major Microsoft Layoffs

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Microsoft, of layoffs

Microsoft announces its biggest round of layoffs since 2023, confirming plans to cut thousands of jobs across multiple divisions.

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Microsoft's brutal layoffs: Can you believe it? Even the AI director was fired; here are the others who could be impacted

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Microsoft to lay off 6,000 workers, 3% of staff, in new restructuring initiative

Why is Microsoft, the world’s most valuable company, cutting workers?

Microsoft is laying off more than 6,000 employees in an effort to streamline its corporate ranks.

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Microsoft Slashing Thousands of Workers, Including Management Jobs

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Microsoft has started its culling of managers and noncoders, with about 6,000 cuts planned

Microsoft is laying off 3 percent of its global workforce

Microsoft will be laying off 3 percent of its global workforce in an aim to streamline its operations and thin out its management structure.

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Microsoft lays off about 3% of its workforce during ‘day with a lot of tears’

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Microsoft lays off 6,000 workers as tech giant spends on AI

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Microsoft Announces Major Layoffs in 2025

Microsoft is laying off thousands of employees in 2025 to adapt to market changes and streamline its structure. Learn about the impact and reasons behind these job cuts.

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Microsoft fires 6,000 employees in its second biggest layoff round

Microsoft is set to lay off approximately 6,000 employees, equating to 3% of its global workforce, as part of organizational changes aimed at positioning the company for success.

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Microsoft layoffs today: Tech giant cuts around 6,000 jobs, nearly 3% of workforce, including at LinkedIn

Microsoft's latest layoffs, which include jobs at LinkedIn, come weeks after it reported upbeat earnings and guidance after AI investments.

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A comprehensive list of 2025 tech layoffs

A complete list of all the known layoffs in tech, from Big Tech to startups, broken down by month throughout 2024 and 2025.