"PLEASANTON Workday has decided to trim more than 100 jobs at its Pleasanton work hub in a fresh bout of layoffs that suggests the tech industry's staffing cutbacks in the Bay Area have yet to run their course. The job cuts disclosed by Workday arrive in the wake of the tech company's sale of a big Pleasanton office building at 5928 Stoneridge Mall Road to utility titan PG&E that was completed on Jan. 29."
"Workday is cutting 154 jobs at 6110 Stoneridge Mall Road in Pleasanton, according to the WARN notice on file with the state Employment Development Department. The provider of workforce-oriented software services described the job cuts as permanent, the company's WARN letter states. Workday is communicating regularly with the affected employees about the timetable for the layoff, Ruth Bolden, Workday director and legal counsel, wrote in the WARN letter. The job cuts are scheduled to take place April 6 and are due to be completed within two weeks after that date, Workday told the state EDD."
"Roughly a year ago, Workday revealed plans to eliminate 617 Bay Area jobs, all of them at the company's headquarters complex on Stoneridge Mall Road. Those cutbacks were completed in April 2025. During the one-year period that ended in October 2025, Workday produced $1.21 billion in profits on revenue of $9.23 billion, according to the FinanceCharts website. Workday doesn't anticipate more layoffs but also won't rule them out. Additional layoffs are not currently planned, but this is subject to change based on future business conditions, Workday executive Bolden wrote in the WARN notice."
Workday is eliminating 154 jobs at its Pleasanton office at 6110 Stoneridge Mall Road, with layoffs described as permanent in a WARN notice filed with the state Employment Development Department. The reductions are scheduled to begin April 6 and are expected to be completed within two weeks. The company recently sold a large Pleasanton office building at 5928 Stoneridge Mall Road to PG&E for $21.8 million as part of efforts to downsize office space. About a year earlier, Workday cut 617 Bay Area jobs at its Stoneridge Mall Road headquarters. Workday reported $1.21 billion in profits on $9.23 billion revenue for the year ending October 2025. Additional layoffs are not currently planned but remain possible depending on future business conditions.
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