Microsoft To Layoff 9,000 Employees - 4% Of Workforce
Briefly

Microsoft confirmed it will lay off 9,000 employees, affecting less than 4% of its global workforce. Major impacts are anticipated in the Xbox division. The layoffs follow earlier cuts of 6,000 jobs in May and over 300 in June. Phil Spencer communicated that these changes are intended to enhance the effectiveness of the organization. Executives aim to focus on strategic growth areas and prioritize opportunities that promise the most potential in the gaming sector.
Microsoft has announced it will lay off around 9,000 employees, impacting less than 4% of its global workforce across various teams and regions.
In a statement, Phil Spencer indicated that the layoffs are focused on positions in certain areas of the Gaming division to enhance agility and effectiveness.
Spencer emphasized the need for tough decisions now to ensure long-term success, focusing on prioritizing the strongest opportunities in gaming.
The layoffs follow prior job cuts at Microsoft, including 6,000 in May and over 300 in June, echoing workforce reductions by other tech companies.
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