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'Stand together' | Microsoft HR chief outlines support for 3,000 workers affected by war in Israel

Microsoft HR chief outlines support for 3,000 workers affected by war in Israel
Microsoft HR chief outlines support for 3,000 workers affected by war in Israel

Microsoft chiefs have expressed their heartbreak and sadness over the war in Israel, as well as outlining the steps they are taking to aid affected employees.

The tech giant has nearly 3,000 employees based in Israel, and countless more employees around the world who will be affected by the escalating conflict.

In a statement, Microsoft’s CEO Satya Nadella said she was “heartbroken by the horrific terrorist attacks on Israel and the escalating conflict.”

“My deepest condolences are with all those killed and impacted.”

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