Breaking: Luxoft - 3rd largest tech company in Ukraine - sent an email to all staff fully condemning "Russia's full-scale invasion on Ukraine".
Their mother company, DXC is exiting the Russian market, closing their offices in Russia with 4,000 employees (!!)
Details: 1/5
Their mother company, DXC is exiting the Russian market, closing their offices in Russia with 4,000 employees (!!)
Details: 1/5
Email to all staff at Luxoft:
"Russia has taken the irrevocable step of launching a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This is war and a clear act of aggression. We fully condemn it and hope that common sense will prevail.
This war must stop." 2/5
"Russia has taken the irrevocable step of launching a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. This is war and a clear act of aggression. We fully condemn it and hope that common sense will prevail.
This war must stop." 2/5
"We are extremely proud of our Ukrainian colleagues for their bravery and resilience in the face of danger. It is a pleasure and a privilege to have you with us at Luxoft. Seeing the way all of you have responded, we are reminded of just how impressive people (...) can be." 3/5
"In the response to the agression by Russia, DXC will be existing this market. (...)
We have close to 4,000 employees in Russia who have given valued service to our company and clients over many years. We recognize and thank them for their service and are supporting them to" 4/5
We have close to 4,000 employees in Russia who have given valued service to our company and clients over many years. We recognize and thank them for their service and are supporting them to" 4/5
"and are supporting them to consider different career opportunities in our global business. We continue to maintain rigorous compliance with sanctions levied against Russia. (...)
Remember: unity and mutual help make us strong: both as a company and human beings." 5/5
Remember: unity and mutual help make us strong: both as a company and human beings." 5/5
As context, Luxoft had ~3,500 employees in Ukraine. DXC is a US, publicly traded company.
The email is not 100% clear, but it sounds like complying with sanctions might have been a major motivator to close the Russia offices.
If so: expect all US & EU-based companies to follow.
The email is not 100% clear, but it sounds like complying with sanctions might have been a major motivator to close the Russia offices.
If so: expect all US & EU-based companies to follow.
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