MICROSOFT OFFERS BUYOUTS TO LONG-SERVING US EMPLOYEES
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Microsoft is offering voluntary retirement packages to US employees whose combined age and years of service total 70 or more. The company posted eligibility details on its internal HR site ahead of the official announcement.
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