Microsoft has launched its second major round of company-wide job cuts this year as the Big Tech group moves to cut costs.
The Redmond, Washington-based company said it would eliminate just under 4 per cent of its workforce, equivalent to roughly 9,000 workers. The job losses will be spread across the company.
Wednesday’s announcement follows Microsoft’s decision to cut roughly 6,000 roles in May and 2,000 roles in January for what it called “performance-related” reasons. These waves come on top of axing hundreds of jobs in rolling cuts throughout this year.
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