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.
Oakland-based PG&E paid $21.8 million for the building, which totals 209,000 square feet.
Last year, Workday launched an effort to dispose of potentially multiple office buildings in Pleasanton as part of an ongoing downsizing of its spaces…