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Oracle layoffs, tracked in full.
Oracle has cut 43,294 jobs across 12 tracked rounds since 2020. The most recent round was announced Apr 1, 2026, affecting 12,000 employees.
Total since 2020
All time
43,294
Most recent round
Apr 1, 2026
12,000
Layoff rounds
Tracked
12
Industry share
Cumulative
18.2%
Complete timeline · 12 verified rounds
Every Oracle layoff, documented.
Date
Event
Headcount
Location
Severity
Source
Apr 12026
Oracle cuts 12,000 jobs in India
Oracle reportedly laid off approximately 12,000 employees in India, a move attributed to the company's transition toward automation. The layoffs were accompanied by the revocation of job offers at premier engineering institutions like the IITs and NITs.
12,000
18.0% of total
—
IN
High
By geography
Where the cuts landed, city by city.
- #01SF Bay Area8 ROUNDS · US31,032
- #02Seattle2 ROUNDS · US262
- #03Kansas City1 ROUND · US0
Frequently asked
Questions about Oracle layoffs.
How many people has Oracle laid off since 2020?+
Our dataset tracks 43,294 job cuts across 12 layoff rounds at Oracle since January 2020. All rounds are cross-referenced against WARN Act filings, SEC disclosures, and verified news reports.
When were Oracle's most recent layoffs?+
Oracle's most recent tracked layoffs were announced on April 1, 2026. Scroll up to the timeline for the full round-by-round history.
What percentage of Oracle's workforce has been laid off?+
An exact workforce percentage isn't available for Oracle — we don't have a confirmed peak headcount figure. The total cut figure above reflects all verified rounds in our dataset.
Which teams were affected by Oracle layoffs?+
Team-level data for Oracle is limited in our current dataset. Where available, division breakdowns are shown above.
Where does Oracle layoff data come from?+
Our data combines WARN Act government filings (mandatory for US employers cutting 50+ workers with 60-day notice), SEC 8-K corporate disclosures, and verified news reports. Each event is assigned a verification tier. See our methodology for full standards.
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