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CBS 42 is conducting layoffs. Photojournalists are among the affected staff. Seven other employees will also be laid off. These staff reductions are effective June 1. The article provides no further specific details.
Birmingham, Alabama
https://www.bizjournals.com/birmingham/news/2026/05/18/cbs-42-plans-layoffs.html
Former employees are demanding action. They previously worked for Central Alabama Water. These demands follow recent layoffs.
Birmingham, Alabama
https://www.wbrc.com/video/2026/03/24/former-central-alabama-water-employees-demand-change-after-layoffs/
Saks Fifth Avenue will close its only Alabama store. This Birmingham location will shut down in April. Forty-four staff members face job loss. Saks aims to consolidate its retail presence. This follows the company's January bankruptcy filing.
https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/news/local/alabama/2026/02/20/saks-fifth-avenue-closure-of-only-alabama-location-means-staff-layoffs/88737058007/
IPO is not within reach.
Net income YoY did not hit targets.
SF, CA office is being abandoned for a new one in Birmingham, AL.
Raises this year are abysmal.
Start looking now. They are willing to let people with years of institutional knowledge go. Let them.
Saw the email about CSBB location strategy. Is the Birmingham Alabama site still closing this year?
Pack Health, a Birmingham-based digital health coaching company owned by Quest Diagnostics, is shutting down by the end of 2025 and cutting 98 jobs. The company cited slower-than-expected market adoption and the loss of a major customer as reasons for the closure.
Employees were notified this week, with some departing immediately. Quest said it will provide support to affected staff.
Pack Health was once considered one of Birmingham’s startup success stories, announcing a $5 million headquarters expansion in 2023 that promised 200 new jobs and significant economic impact. Its closure contributes to a rising trend of layoffs in Alabama, with more than 3,200 workers affected by mass layoffs and closures in the state so far this year.
Does anyone know when the Birmingham, AL layoffs will be?