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Oracle Employees Track Slack Counts as Layoff Anxiety Persists After Sept 1 Scare

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Oracle employees in the US and India were bracing for layoff notifications on September 1, 2026, but the anticipated early-morning email never arrived. Workers have since resorted to monitoring Slack member counts and circulating rumours that September 15 may be the new date. Managers had reportedly been asked to identify affected staff ahead of Oracle's second fiscal quarter. This uncertainty follows the company's earlier round of 21,000 job cuts, alongside $55.7 billion in AI data centre investments and $1.8 billion in restructuring charges. Employees remain on edge as no official communication has been issued clarifying the timeline.

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