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Read the 6 am email Oracle Leadership reused for its second round of layoffs this year

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What happened

Oracle layoffs: Oracle's second round of job cuts this year arrived with the same termination email it sent in March.

Signed "Oracle Leadership", the 6am note told employees their role was eliminated and "today is your last working day".

Key facts

  • Signed "Oracle Leadership", the 6am note told employees their role was eliminated and "today is your last working day".
  • Reported by Times of India and published Wed, 16 Sep 2026 09:03:14 UTC.

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