Oracle is set to eliminate 359 jobs in Washington state, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) notice issued by the technology company.
The planned layoffs are scheduled to begin on November 13, adding to the job reductions Oracle announced earlier this year in the Seattle area.
With the latest cuts, Oracle’s reported Washington layoffs in 2026 will total 834 workers.
Oracle Announces Another Round of Washington Layoffs
The Texas-based technology company disclosed the latest job reductions through a WARN notice on Wednesday. The notice states that 359 employees in Washington will be permanently laid off, with the cuts scheduled to start in November.
Oracle had previously announced plans in June to eliminate 475 jobs in the Seattle area, according to WARN records.
The latest announcement therefore brings the number of Oracle employees affected by the reported Washington layoffs this year to 834.
Technology Sector Continues to See Job Cuts
Oracle’s Washington layoffs come amid continued workforce reductions across the technology industry, including in the Seattle and wider Western Washington region.
Several major technology companies have announced job cuts in the area as businesses adjust their workforce and spending plans.
In July, Microsoft announced plans to cut approximately 600 jobs across its commercial and Xbox businesses. The announcement followed other rounds of workforce reductions at technology companies operating in the region.
Oracle Has Not Yet Commented
The latest layoffs were disclosed through the WARN notification system. The original report said KING 5 had contacted Oracle for comment regarding the planned job cuts.
WARN notices are designed to provide advance notification of certain qualifying mass layoffs and plant closures, giving affected workers and relevant authorities notice of impending employment losses.
The November layoffs will add to the broader employment reductions being reported across Washington’s technology sector in 2026.
