The job cuts were permanent effective Oct. 3 and took place in Redwood City, Calif., the company’s former headquarters. Employees started being notified in August, two months after the tech giant acquired Cerner for $28.4 billion.
The affected employees include software developers, product managers and application developers, according to a letter from Oracle to the state obtained by Becker’s.
Oracle didn’t respond to requests from Becker’s for comment.
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