
Microsoft and Moniepoint Offer Voluntary Exits in Separate Workforce Overhauls
Microsoft is extending voluntary buyouts to tens of thousands of staff across several countries, while Nigeria's Moniepoint offers exit packages during a restructuring of its engineering and product teams.
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Two technology companies on different continents have moved to reshape their workforces through voluntary exit programmes.
Microsoft is offering buyouts to eligible employees, with coverage from TechCrunch putting the scale at around 60,000 workers. According to itweb.co.za, the offers extend to eligible staff in four countries and come with financial support. TechCrunch characterised the move as part of the company's continued effort to reduce costs and reshape its staffing. GamesIndustry.biz reported that Xbox employees are among those offered the voluntary exit, with its coverage citing a figure of up to 60,000 people.
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