Microsoft asks partners to take on sales staff chopped from Reading HQ
Around 50 people working at TVP in Reading asked to relocate to Dublin or risk redundancy
Microsoft has asked three of its biggest UK partners to consider taking on around 50 people it is getting rid of from its Reading HQ. Sources tell CRN that around 50 sales staff - less than 20 of which...
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