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Microsoft Shifts Transportation Provider, Affecting Hundreds of Shuttle Employees

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Microsoft will not renew its contract with MV Transportation, awarding the service to TransWest instead, leading to layoffs for 287 employees in Redmond. MV's shuttle staff will be primarily affected, while TransWest plans to rehire some workers. This follows MV's previous significant layoffs due to lost contracts.

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