Oracle’s previously announced Bay Area job cuts take effect Friday, according to California Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filings compiled in the Employment Development Department’s current WARN report, which covers notices processed from July 1 through Nov. 9. The Pleasanton Patch reported Wednesday that 63 workers at Oracle’s Pleasanton campus are scheduled to come off the payroll this week.
The official report lists a permanent layoff of 63 employees at “Oracle Pleasanton Campus (Pleasanton Campus),” 5815 Owens Drive, with a notice date of Sept. 14, a processed date of Sept. 15 and an effective date of Nov. 13. The same day’s filings cover 279 permanent layoffs at Oracle America, Inc., 500 Oracle Parkway in Redwood City, and 99 at 4230 Leonard Stocking Drive in Santa Clara — 441 jobs in all. Those figures match the September notices earlier reported in statewide layoff roundups. The cuts are listed as permanent. Patch said it contacted Oracle for comment.
The same state report shows additional Pleasanton layoffs on the calendar later this month, which Patch also flagged. Safeway filed notices for 46 workers at 11555 Dublin Canyon Road and four at 5918 Stoneridge Mall Road, both effective Nov. 20. Workday Inc. filed for 142 permanent layoffs at 6110 Stoneridge Mall Road, effective Nov. 30, a cut the company also disclosed in a September regulatory filing. A separate, already reported closure of the 99 Ranch Market at 4299 Rosewood Drive is listed as a permanent closure effective Dec. 5, affecting 54 workers; the EDD report includes two notices for that same address and date, under Tawa, Inc. and Welcome Market, Inc., each listing 54 employees.
Oracle’s Friday reductions follow earlier 2026 cuts at the same campuses. An EDD report for the last fiscal year listed 158 Pleasanton, 310 Redwood City and 184 Santa Clara jobs with a June 1 effective date. For workers whose jobs end this week, California’s WARN law generally requires 60 days’ notice, which the September filings were intended to provide. The EDD report is updated on Tuesdays and Thursdays and is the state’s official log of those notices, not a list of people who have already left.