Oracle To Lay Off 63 Pleasanton Workers Friday; More Local Cuts Loom

Business & Tech Oracle To Lay Off 63 Pleasanton Workers Friday; More Local Cuts Loom Workday, Safeway and 99 Ranch are also planning layoffs affecting hundreds of Pleasanton workers in the coming weeks. Michael Wittner , Patch Staff Posted Wed, Nov 11, 2026 at 12:53 pm PT PLEASANTON, CA — Oracle plans to lay off 63 employees at its Pleasanton location this Friday, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filed with the California Employment Development Department. The WARN notice was dated Sept. 14 and received by the EDD the following day. The company laid off 158 workers at its Pleasanton offices June 1, and laid off more than 80 Pleasanton workers in 2025, according to WARN notices. Oracle also plans to lay off 279 workers at its Redwood City office and 99 employees at its Santa Clara location this Friday. On June 1, it laid off 310 workers in Redwood City and 184 workers in Santa Clara. Find out what's happening in Pleasanton for free with the latest updates from Patch. Subscribe By subscribing, you agree to Patch's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use . Several other companies with Pleasanton offices also issued WARN notices in September and October. Workday plans to lay off 142 workers, effective Nov. 30, and the Safeway at 11555 Dublin Canyon Road plans to lay off 46 workers, effective Nov. 20. The Safeway at the Stoneridge Shopping Center is also expected to lay off four workers by Nov. 20. Patch contacted Oracle, Workday and Safeway for further comment. Find out what's happening in Pleasanton for free with the latest updates from Patch. Subscribe By subscribing, you agree to Patch's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use . 99 Ranch, located at 4299 Rosewood Drive, will lay off 54 workers by Dec. 5, when it plans to close. See here for a full list of closures in Pleasanton, and here for a full list. SEE ALSO: 25 Permanent Job Cuts Announced By Major Concord Employer Bay Area Tech Workers Feeling The Strain Amid Mounting Layoffs Across The Industry Mass Layoffs Begin At These Major Bay Area Companies Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Share Join the conversation