DXC to Exit Russia - Matching Employee Donations at 200%
DXC Technology publicly condemns the Russian Government's aggression in Ukraine, which has resulted in humanitarian crises. The company prioritizes the safety of its 4,000 employees in Russia by providing shelter, financial assistance, and healthcare. DXC is ceasing operations in Russia, ensuring compliance with sanctions. Aligning with its 'People-first' strategy, the firm is matching employee donations to the Red Cross at 200%. DXC remains committed to supporting its colleagues and assessing the ongoing situation to mitigate impacts on its workforce and operations.
- DXC is committed to supporting its employees in Russia with shelter, financial aid, and healthcare.
- The company is matching employee donations to the Red Cross at 200%, demonstrating its 'People-first' strategy.
- DXC is exiting the Russian market, which may lead to disruptions in operations and potential revenue loss.
Currently, our number one priority is to care for our colleagues in the region. Our dedicated DXC team is working around the clock to provide shelter, financial assistance, health care, and relocation support to our colleagues and their families.
Based on the aggression from the Russian Government, we are no longer pursuing business in
Aligned with our “People-first” strategy, DXC is matching employee donations to the
We will continue to assess the situation and take the required measures leveraging the strength of our global team to help minimize any impact on our DXC colleagues and customers.
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