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Oracle Romania Layoffs Hit 500 Staffers
27 Jun
Summary
- Around 500 employees in Romania are affected by Oracle's latest job cuts.
- The layoffs are part of a larger global restructuring focused on cloud and AI.
- Affected workers are reportedly offered severance packages based on tenure.
Oracle has begun a new wave of layoffs in Romania, with an estimated 500 employees facing job cuts. These reductions, reportedly commencing on June 25, mark Oracle's second set of workforce adjustments in Romania within a year.
The company is undergoing a significant global restructuring, with similar job cuts observed in the United States and India. This strategic shift involves increased investment in cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence products and services.
Previously, in late 2025, Oracle reportedly eliminated around 400 positions in Romania. The current layoffs seem to span various departments, including Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Database Technologies, and Customer Success Services.
Employees were notified via individual emails, with some descriptions of the layoffs as "proposed" causing uncertainty. Severance packages are reportedly being offered, potentially including one month's salary per year of service plus additional compensation.
