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GeekWire (31 March 2026): Oracle is laying off employees in Washington 'according to a filing Tuesday from the state Employment Security Department'; the Mirror via AOL[5] (31 March) says staff 'received termination emails around 6 a.m. on Tuesday'.
Oracle America, Inc., Seattle and Remote: 475 workers, received 3/31/2026, layoff start 6/1/2026.[1]
Oracle America notices dated 04/01/2026, effective 06/01/2026: 158 Pleasanton, 50 Santa Monica, 310 Redwood City, 184 Santa Clara.[1]
About 141,000 full-time employees at 31 May 2026; $1.8 billion of 2026 Restructuring Plan expenses in fiscal 2026, plan up to $2.1 billion, partly tied to adopting AI.[1]
The Mirror via AOL: employees report termination emails around 6 a.m. on Tuesday 31 March, across the globe; scale unknown.
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