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Microsoft Struggles To Retain Women, Minority Employees
Microsoft Corp.'s female, Black and Latinx employees are leaving at an increasing rate, a trend that's complicating the company's efforts to build a more diverse workforce.
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Fake Microsoft Employee Gang Cheating US Nationals Busted: Gurgaon Police
The Gurgaon police on Wednesday arrested 14 people, including three women, busting a gang of fake Microsoft employees involved in duping US nationals by sending pop-ups on their computer screens, offering various technical support.
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Microsoft Diversity and Inclusion Report for 2019 Claims Women Make Up 29.2 Percent of Its Workforce
Women today constitute 29.2 per cent of Microsoft's workforce globally - an increase of 1.2 percentage points from 2018.
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Microsoft Expands Programme for Women Returning to Work
Such "returnship" programs, aimed at workers who had paused their careers to raise children or care for loved ones, are gaining popularity in Silicon Valley.
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Microsoft Discriminated Against Women in Pay, Promotions: US Lawsuit
Microsoft Corp on Wednesday was hit with a proposed class action lawsuit in US court claiming its policy of ranking employees to determine pay and promotions led to discrimination against women.
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Microsoft Discriminated Against Women In Pay, Promotions: US Lawsuit
Microsoft Corp on Wednesday was hit with a proposed class action lawsuit in U.S. court claiming its policy of ranking employees to determine pay and promotions led to discrimination against women
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After Gaffe, Microsoft Board to Look at Gender Pay Gap, Male Culture
About a third of Microsoft's 110,000 or so employees are women. But the company's pay practices and attitude toward women are still open to question and will likely be taken up at the board level, according to one director, Maria Klawe.
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After Gaffe, Microsoft Board to Look at Gender Pay Gap, Male Culture
A well-known picture in tech circles, taken in 1978, shows the first 11 employees at Microsoft. Two are women. One of them left two years later after a pay dispute.
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Microsoft Struggles To Retain Women, Minority Employees
Microsoft Corp.'s female, Black and Latinx employees are leaving at an increasing rate, a trend that's complicating the company's efforts to build a more diverse workforce.
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Fake Microsoft Employee Gang Cheating US Nationals Busted: Gurgaon Police
The Gurgaon police on Wednesday arrested 14 people, including three women, busting a gang of fake Microsoft employees involved in duping US nationals by sending pop-ups on their computer screens, offering various technical support.
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Microsoft Diversity and Inclusion Report for 2019 Claims Women Make Up 29.2 Percent of Its Workforce
Women today constitute 29.2 per cent of Microsoft's workforce globally - an increase of 1.2 percentage points from 2018.
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Microsoft Expands Programme for Women Returning to Work
Such "returnship" programs, aimed at workers who had paused their careers to raise children or care for loved ones, are gaining popularity in Silicon Valley.
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Microsoft Discriminated Against Women in Pay, Promotions: US Lawsuit
Microsoft Corp on Wednesday was hit with a proposed class action lawsuit in US court claiming its policy of ranking employees to determine pay and promotions led to discrimination against women.
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Microsoft Discriminated Against Women In Pay, Promotions: US Lawsuit
Microsoft Corp on Wednesday was hit with a proposed class action lawsuit in U.S. court claiming its policy of ranking employees to determine pay and promotions led to discrimination against women
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After Gaffe, Microsoft Board to Look at Gender Pay Gap, Male Culture
About a third of Microsoft's 110,000 or so employees are women. But the company's pay practices and attitude toward women are still open to question and will likely be taken up at the board level, according to one director, Maria Klawe.
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After Gaffe, Microsoft Board to Look at Gender Pay Gap, Male Culture
A well-known picture in tech circles, taken in 1978, shows the first 11 employees at Microsoft. Two are women. One of them left two years later after a pay dispute.
