Microsoft began its fiscal year by announcing it will fire more workers.
The company announced Monday that in addition to the 10,000 employees who were let go in January, an unspecified number of workers will lose their jobs in the coming days.filed a memo Monday saying 276 people will be cut from the company’s home office in Redmond, Washington.
Several sales and customer service representatives announced on social media that they lost their jobs following
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