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Reported to be weighing cutsTuesday 7th July 2026One major outlet so far

Microsoft reported to be weighing 60 job cuts

MicrosoftCuttingTechnologyUS

60jobs, not yet confirmed
1report · 1 outlet, 1 major
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Microsoft's Irish operations expected to shed at least 60 jobs.

“the company focused its "people, investments and energy on the priorities that will keep Microsoft positioned to deliver for customers in a fast-changing industry"”

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  1. 7th Jul

    Irish Times Major outlet

    Microsoft's Irish operations expected to shed at least 60 jobs.

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