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As per the plan, employees labelled as low performers will get the option to voluntarily resign and receive 16 weeks of pay.
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ET Now on MSNMicrosoft HR dept’s new policy: No PIP for underperforming employees – '16 week of pay…'- What the tech giant saidMicrosoft has introduced a new performance management strategy that allows underperforming employees to choose a voluntary ...
Microsoft’s new Chief People Officer, Amy Coleman, said this is part of a more transparent way to handle performance issues.
The tech giant is offering 16 weeks of pay to employees, identified as "low performers" who are willing to leave voluntarily.
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Microsoft is implementing new performance management policies, including a two-year rehire ban for underperforming employees.
Microsoft will now pay some employees to leave amid continued crackdown against ‘low performers’
The changes come amidst reports that Microsoft is gearing up for a fresh round of layoffs in the month of May.
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