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Comcast files notice to lay off 82 workers at its Livermore Triad Drive site

Comcast told the state it will permanently lay off 82 employees at 3011 Triad Drive in Livermore effective Dec. 31, according to the EDD's latest WARN report.

Tobias Teague· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

November 6, 20261 min read

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Comcast has notified California regulators that it plans to lay off 82 employees at its site on Triad Drive in Livermore, according to the state's latest layoff report.

The notice appears in the Employment Development Department's WARN report, which lists layoffs and closures that employers must report in advance under the state's Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification law. The filing lists the address as 3011 Triad Drive in Livermore and classifies the cuts as a permanent layoff, not a closure.

Comcast's notice is dated Oct. 29, and the state recorded it the same day. The effective date is Dec. 31. The report files the layoff under the information industry.

The report does not list job titles or say why the positions are being eliminated. No statement from Comcast was available to us when this story was prepared.

The Comcast filing joins several other Tri-Valley notices in the same EDD report since September.

They include Workday, which reported 142 permanent layoffs at its Stoneridge Mall Road site in Pleasanton effective Nov. 30; Oracle, which reported 63 at its Owens Drive campus effective Nov. 13; and the 99 Ranch Market at Rosewood Drive, which the report lists as closing Dec. 5 with 54 workers affected.

The EDD updates its WARN report every Tuesday and Thursday.

Sources

edd.ca.gov

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Tobias Teague reports on local business, new openings, and economic development in Pleasanton.

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