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Oracle's 63 layoffs at its Owens Drive campus take effect Friday, with Safeway and Kaiser cuts due later this month

State WARN records show Oracle's permanent layoff of 63 workers at 5815 Owens Drive is effective Nov. 13, followed by 50 Safeway and 22 Kaiser job cuts in Pleasanton on Nov. 20.

Tobias Teague· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

November 11, 20261 min read

Local workforce shifts - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Oracle's latest round of job cuts at its Pleasanton campus takes effect Friday, when 63 employees at 5815 Owens Drive are permanently laid off, according to the California Employment Development Department's WARN report.

The company filed the notice Sept. 14, and the state processed it the next day. The same Nov. 13 date applies to Oracle layoffs of 279 workers at its Redwood City headquarters on Oracle Parkway and 99 at its Santa Clara site on Leonard Stocking Drive, the state list shows.

It is not the first cut in Pleasanton. Patch reported Wednesday that Oracle laid off 158 workers at its Pleasanton offices on June 1 and more than 80 in 2025, citing earlier WARN notices. Patch said it had asked Oracle for comment.

More notices on the list

The state's report, covering notices processed through Nov. 9, lists several other Pleasanton job losses with effective dates in the coming weeks:

  • Nov. 20: Safeway, 46 workers at the 11555 Dublin Canyon Road store and 4 at the Stoneridge Mall Road store.
  • Nov. 20: Kaiser, 22 workers at 4460 Hacienda Drive.
  • Dec. 4: Kaiser Foundation Hospitals and Health Plan, 2 more workers at 4460 Hacienda Drive.
  • Dec. 11: Kaiser Foundation Hospitals and Health Plan, 7 workers at 5820 Owens Drive.

All are listed as permanent layoffs. The report also carries earlier-reported notices for Workday's headquarters and the 99 Ranch Market on Rosewood Drive.

Sources

edd.ca.gov

Patch

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Tobias Teague· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

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

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