Meta Introduces Voluntary Exit Plan for French Employees

These days in the tech industry, companies are changing their number of employees and ways of working. Sometimes there are layoffs, sometimes employees are given the option to leave their jobs. Now the name of Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has also been added to this list. According to the report, the company has introduced a voluntary exit plan for select employees in France. About 100 employees are expected to be affected by this plan. This move comes at a time when big tech companies like Microsoft and Google are also giving an option to some of their employees to leave their jobs voluntarily. However, Meta's plan is different from these companies. According to the report of the French publication La Lettre, Meta is working on a voluntary exit plan for its employees in France. The company has about 300 employees in France and about 100 people are expected to be affected by this plan. However, it is not clear which departments will be included in this plan by the time of the report.