Oracle HQ Nashville Move Sparks Fear Of More Kansas City Layoffs

There's no reason to be afraid . . . More local layoffs are an INEVITABILITY and only clueless politicos & corporate PR spokespeople claim otherwise. 

Today's piece from the Biz Journal basically attempt to calm nerves by talking about executive residences but the reality is that tech bosses have many pricey houses across the nation . . . Which the report goes on to explain for close readers.

Meanwhile . . .

The attrition number for rank & file workers reveals that old school Cerner workers CLEARLY don't have much of a future at this former local tech giant . . . Check the quote we liberated from behind the paywall and then a link to the story:

This boost in Nashville has happened while it appears Oracle has drastically downsized its Kansas City workforce, in part through layoffs over the last two years.

Oracle Health used to have 11,900 employees in the metro. But that number has shrunk to 6,400 employees throughout Missouri, according to a recent Bloomberg report.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

KC has much to lose in Oracle Health focus shift - Kansas City Business Journal

News that Oracle plans to move its headquarters to Nashville ignited concerns among former Oracle Cerner executives about what that would mean for thousands of KC employees and several dozen leadership roles.