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Microsoft Announces Voluntary Exit Offer For 60,000 Eligible Employees Globally; India Staff Get December 1 Deadline
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· October 26, 2026
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New Delhi, Oct 26: Microsoft on Monday announced a voluntary exit programme for eligible employees in India, the US, the UK and Canada, offering financial support and career planning resources to those opting to leave the company, according to a blog post by the tech giant. Microsoft has about 23...
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Key points New Delhi, Oct 26: Microsoft on Monday announced a voluntary exit programme for eligible employees in India, the US, the UK and Canada, offering financial support and career planning resources to those opting to leave the company, according to a blog post by the tech giant.
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