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A big East Bay company joins the layoff parade.

“We have decided to restructure and realign some teams across Workday, leading to the difficult decision to eliminate roles,” the letter to staff on Tuesday stated, specifying that the majority of cuts would come from the company's product and technology organization.

Workday had about 15,200 employees globally as of Jan. 31, 2022, when the company last filed a 10-K with the SEC, according to , and it had 12,200 employees as of Jan. 31, 2020, before the pandemic began. The new job cuts could affect roughly 400 jobs.with $4.2 billion of revenue from 2021.

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