Thread regarding Oracle Corp. layoffs

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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/tech-news/oracle-layoffs-company-confirms-how-many-employees-received-email-from-oracle-leadership-at-6am-saying-that-we-have-made-the-decision-to-eliminate-your-role-as/articleshow/131930070.cms

Glad the Times of India confirmed this from the annual report. So many people. SVP’s and above who ruthlessly cut people off will be in the next rounds of RIF’s.

Larry and that C-Suite do not care who you are.

I have come to have a disdain for RIF’s and the immortality of it all. Lesson. Take your PTO. Work your posted hours. Trust no one at this company. Career growth will only come from moving out not up here.

At some point the true character of leadership is what they tell us it is. They stop being people and “act” on behalf of “the company” and that is why no one at these big companies should care beyond the minimum.

#CareerGrowth #Layoffs #Leadership #RIF
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"Cuts will need to be more significant next time in order to counteract this week's negative stock trajectory."

Cuts would not be required if the right sized their goals!
If there are cuts, perhaps they should be quality and not quantity.
Get rid of the brass! It is what is best for shareholders.

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Post ID: @15r+1kw1wszfn

Those who joined Oracle bribing HR or externals are still around. When are these jokers let go?

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Post ID: @pm+1kw1wszfn

@bx I think you just like posting you Slack dated to try and improve a point. It was just interesting the way that they picked it up in the article with the count was. I mean, let’s be honest whether it’s you tracking or Oracle admitting anything in public. It’s been interesting how the media has largely overlooked what Oracle has done. That was the purpose of me sharing this if it makes you feel better your stuff is Terrific.

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Post ID: @eh+1kw1wszfn

Cuts will need to be more significant next time in order to counteract this week's negative stock trajectory.

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Post ID: @c8+1kw1wszfn

@b5 you got problem with reading comprehension? I just confirmed annual layoff count of over 20k. Title is a clickbait though and I provided an exact answer for that title, as the main article failed to.

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Post ID: @bx+1kw1wszfn

@ac so there were no layoffs. Got it.

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Post ID: @b5+1kw1wszfn

As Oracle continues to bring over H1Bs…

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Post ID: @ap+1kw1wszfn

What a clickbait title of the article. They didn't answer their own title at all. Just said "thousands".
Unlike them, I can answer it based on Slack stats.

6am letter on March 31 was received by around 9591 people.
With overall annual drop indeed over 20k.

1) Slack total for the latest series of mass layoffs which started on Mar24, 2026:

reductions: 16400, additions: 2652

  • mar24, 1am UTC: 166542
  • mar24, 1:30pm UTC: 166434 (-108)
  • mar24, 10:30pm UTC: 166432 (-2)
  • mar25, 1pm UTC: 166343 (-89)
  • mar25, 3pm UTC: 166325 (-18)
  • mar25, 8:30pm UTC: 166092 (-233)
  • mar25, 9pm UTC: 166072 (-20)
  • mar25, 11pm UTC: 165995 (-77)
  • mar26, 1pm UTC: 165865 (-130)
  • mar26, 6:30pm UTC: 165800 (-65)
  • mar27, 3:30am UTC: 165707 (-93)
  • mar27, 2pm UTC: 165736 (+29)
  • mar27, 8pm UTC: 165723 (-13)
  • mar28, 2:30pm UTC: 165526 (-197)
  • mar30, 12:30pm UTC: 165614 (+88)
  • mar30, 4pm UTC: 165589 (-25)
  • mar30, 9:30pm UTC: 165333 (-256)
  • mar31, 2am UTC: 165228 (-105)
  • mar31, 5am UTC: 165198 (-30)
  • mar31, 12:30pm UTC: 155607 (-9591)
  • mar31, 6pm UTC: 155594 (-13)
  • mar31, 9:30pm UTC: 155604 (+10)
  • apr01, 2:30am UTC: 154796 (-808)
  • apr01, 6am UTC: 154682 (-114)
  • apr01, 12:30pm UTC: 154756 (+74)
  • apr01, 8pm UTC: 154741 (-15)
  • apr02, 4:30am UTC: 154576 (-165)
  • apr02, 2pm UTC: 154642 (+66)
  • apr02, 6pm UTC: 154642 (0)
  • apr03, 2pm UTC: 154397 (-245)
  • apr03, 11:30pm UTC: 154398 (+1)
  • apr04, 11:30pm UTC: 154314 (-84)
  • apr06, 1:30am UTC: 154297 (-17)
  • apr06, 1:30pm UTC: 154301 (+4)
  • apr07, 4am UTC: 154273 (-28)
  • apr07, 1:30pm UTC: 154260 (-13)
  • apr08, 1pm UTC: 154417 (+157)
  • apr08, 11pm UTC: 154441 (+24)
  • apr09, 7pm UTC: 154397 (-44)
  • apr10, 2pm UTC: 154377 (-20)
  • apr11, 2am UTC: 154330 (-47)
  • apr12, 2:30am UTC: 154230 (-100)
  • apr13, 1pm UTC: 154277 (+47)
  • apr13, 10pm UTC: 154275 (-2)
  • apr14, 1pm UTC: 155002 (+727)
  • apr14, 7pm UTC: 155004 (+2)
  • apr15, 2am UTC: 154980 (-24)
  • apr15, 2:30pm UTC: 154935 (-45)
  • apr15, 10:30pm UTC: 154943 (+8)
  • apr16, 1:30pm UTC: 155031 (+88)
  • apr16, 9:30pm UTC: 155139 (+108)
  • apr17, 3pm UTC: 154888 (-251)
  • apr17, 9:30pm UTC: 154914 (+26)
  • apr18, 1pm UTC: 154812 (-102)
  • apr18, 9pm UTC: 154823 (+11)
  • apr19, 2:30pm UTC: 154826 (+3)
  • apr19, 11pm UTC: 154832 (+6)
  • apr20, 7pm UTC: 154951 (+119)
  • apr20, 11pm UTC: 154949 (-2)
  • apr21, 1:30pm UTC: 154880 (-69)
  • apr21, 10pm UTC: 154890 (+10)
  • apr22, 2pm UTC: 154859 (-31)
  • apr23, 1am UTC: 154888 (+29)
  • apr23, 2pm UTC: 154849 (-39)
  • apr24, 1am UTC: 154840 (-9)
  • apr24, 7:30pm UTC: 154824 (-16)
  • apr26, 1:30am UTC: 154707 (-117)
  • apr27, 11:30am UTC: 154780 (+73)
  • apr28, 12:00am UTC: 154755 (-25)
  • apr28, 2:30pm UTC: 154711 (-44)
  • apr28, 10:30pm UTC: 154679 (-32)
  • apr29, 4pm UTC: 154239 (-440)
  • apr30, 12:00pm UTC: 154192 (-47)
  • apr30, 3pm UTC: 154191 (-1)
  • may01, 1am UTC: 154093 (-98)
  • may01, 12pm UTC: 153788 (-305)
  • may01, 9pm UTC: 153865 (+77)
  • may02, 2:30pm UTC: 153772 (-93)
  • may03, 2pm UTC: 153761 (-11)
  • may04, 2am UTC: 153755 (-6)
  • may04, 1pm UTC: 153859 (+104)
  • may05, 2:30am UTC: 153707 (-152)
  • may05, 3:30pm UTC: 153714 (+7)
  • may05, 11:30pm UTC: 153684 (-30)
  • may06, 5pm UTC: 153660 (-24)
  • may07, 1am UTC: 153670 (+10)
  • may07, 1pm UTC: 153674 (+4)
  • may08, 1pm UTC: 153616 (-58)
  • may09, 12am UTC: 153616 (0)
  • may10, 3pm UTC: 153439 (-177)
  • may11, 1am UTC: 153441 (+2)
  • may11, 11:30am UTC: 153566 (+125)
  • may12, 4:30am UTC: 153508 (-58)
  • may12, 11:30am UTC: 153497 (-11)
  • may13, 1:30am UTC: 153455 (-42)
  • may13, 12pm UTC: 153625 (+170)
  • may14, 6:30pm UTC: 153598 (-27)
  • may15, 5:30pm UTC: 153570 (-28)
  • may16, 12:30am UTC: 153580 (+10)
  • may16, 10:30pm UTC: 153442 (-138)
  • may18, 5:30am UTC: 153423 (-19)
  • may18, 9pm UTC: 153765 (+342)
  • may19, 3pm UTC: 153759 (-6)
  • may20, 12am UTC: 153729 (-30)
  • may21, 3pm UTC: 153669 (-60)
  • may22, 12:30am UTC: 153628 (-41)
  • may22, 2:30pm UTC: 153586 (-42)
  • may25, 1am UTC: 153460 (-126)
  • may25, 2:30pm UTC: 153514 (+54)
  • may26, 12pm UTC: 153490 (-24)
  • may27, 2pm UTC: 153527 (+37)
  • may28, 2:30pm UTC: 153468 (-59)
  • may29, 6pm UTC: 153384 (-84)
  • jun01, 1pm UTC: 152764 (-620)

2) Annual from Aug to end of May:

reductions: 34577, additions: 11139

  • may01-may31: 2241 reductions, and 942 additions
  • apr01-apr30: 2286 reductions, and 1583 additions
  • mar01-mar31: 12446 reductions, and 844 additions
  • feb01-feb28: 943 reductions, and 1143 additions
  • jan01-jan31: 1604 reductions, and 1834 additions
  • dec01-dec31: 1031 reductions, and 844 additions
  • nov01-nov30: 1614 reductions, and 1327 additions
  • oct01-oct31: 2504 reductions, 1762 additions
  • sep02-sep30: 6275 reductions, 861 additions
  • aug14-sep01: 733 reductions (based on Slack very few data points)
  • aug01-aug14: ?2900 reductions in IDC (based on media reports)
  • jun-jul: no tracking, but no mass layoffs, total was growing in this period
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