#spain

Is it true that there will be individual layoffs in June?

Any news for Spain?

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Is it true that they will lay
off less than 30 people? Is this the total number or the number for each legal entity? End of May is when people will need to leave or when they'll be notified?

Any hint at the date for this round?

I was wondering if there are people in Spain who requested Early Retirement but instead ended up on the RIF/ERE list and simply getting the RIF/ERE Package instead of the Early Retirement package. I think Oracle abuses the fact that people conform the Early retirement program and are getting fired with a much lower payment.

How are Work Councils handling layoffs in your city? What information did you receive? It seems some people in Málaga were told they were impacted, while in Barcelona the WC keeps hiding behind the confidentiality.

Any news? The WCs keep hiding behind the confidentiality.

To my Spain and US colleagues how are we feeling after the recent Spain reduction? Gartner always thinking about their people especially before the holidays ha

We regret to inform you that this morning the company confirmed to us that a collective restructuring will indeed take place.
The information we have at this time is:
• Number of people affected: 171
• By entity:
• Oracle Ibérica: 103
• Madrid: 49
• Barcelona: 9
• Málaga: 45
• Oracle Global Services: 62
• Madrid: 19
• Barcelona: 31
• Málaga: 6
• Valencia: 6
• Oracle Sovereign: 6 (all from Madrid Castellana)
• By work center:
• Madrid: 74
• Barcelona: 40
• Málaga: 51
• Valencia: 6

Both counties seen quite calm still.

Any piece of news on the room?

Spanish telecoms group Telefonica plans to lay off at least 6,000 employees across several units before the end of the year, newspaper Expansion reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the plans.

The total number of workers initially affected by the redundancy plan could rise to 7,000 out of a global workforce of around 100,000, the report added, although negotiations with unions tend to reduce such targets.

https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/telefonica-plans-lay-off-6000-workers-this-year-expansion-reports-2025-10-06/

Hi everyone - so it was just announced by SAP Spain that they are starting another mass layoff process in the country.

Given the legal requirements of the process, this means it's at least 30 positions impacted of the ~1000 we have here.

I guess the writing was on the wall after that Q2 earnings call with Christian and Dominik.

I'm curious if anybody else has heard from other countries being impacted too?