#closure

shutting down California's hot shots! Low volume! Go trump

Temco Logistics is ceasing its flatbed delivery services nationwide. This strategic shift will result in the closure of its Dallas facility. Consequently, 71 employees at this location will be laid off. The company aims to focus on its core box truck delivery operations. This decision impacts six distribution centers across the country.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/discontinuing-flatbed-delivery-temco-logistics-ending-operations-at-dallas-center/287-1d438ad6-1dc5-430c-844b-83a98667e26c

JB sent an email earlier this morning notifying folks that Shelby and SD1 are the latest Nike DCs to close. Another victim of outsourcing, these sites are closing in favor of a DHL run 3PL outside of Atlanta that will be activated in May/June 2027.

Canadian plant-based food manufacturer No Meat Factory is closing its Stanwood facility in September. This closure will result in the layoff of over 120 employees. The company has notified the state of the impending job losses. Impacted workers will receive information regarding benefits and transition resources. No Meat Factory had previously invested significantly in the Stanwood plant after acquiring it.

Everett, Washington

https://www.heraldnet.com/2026/07/23/no-meat-factory-to-close-stanwood-site-more-than-120-laid-off/

Just got notified

Wisconsin Green is contemplating the closure of its West Bend facility. A final decision has not yet been made regarding the future of the operations. If the closure proceeds, layoffs could commence soon. The article does not specify the exact number of employees affected. Further details are reserved for subscribers.

West Bend, Wisconsin

https://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/news/2026/07/23/wisconsin-green-files-plant-closing-notice.html

The Nike by Louisville store at Oxmoor Center has permanently closed its doors. This closure occurred on July 13 after approximately three years of operation. The reason for the shutdown has not been officially disclosed by the company or mall representatives. This marks another retail location closure for Nike, following weaker earnings reports and other market exits. The company's only remaining Louisville-area store is now the factory outlet in Simpsonville.

Louisville, Ky.

https://www.wdrb.com/news/business/nike-closes-oxmoor-center-store-after-3-years/article_59c54fd0-6340-468a-8611-fe150738deeb.html

Transform Warehouse Operations, LLC will close its Falls Township facility in September. This closure will result in the layoff of 147 employees. The 2.2 million-square-foot warehouse is located at 1 Kresge Road in Fairless Hills. The company has other facilities in California, Florida, and Kansas. The warehouse was previously used by Kmart and Sears.

Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania

https://patch.com/pennsylvania/levittown/147-layoffs-coming-lower-bucks-co-warehouse-closure

Staples and Amazon are closing multiple facilities across the United States, leading to hundreds of job losses. These closures are driven by shifts towards online shopping, digital tools, and operational efficiency. Staples will close two stores in August 2026, while Amazon is shutting down a Florida fulfillment center. The Amazon facility closure impacts 494 employees and is part of a broader streamlining effort. These actions reflect ongoing industry-wide restructuring in retail and logistics.

Goleta, California; Levittown, New York; Port St. Lucie, Florida

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/insight/staples-and-amazon-announce-closures-affecting-hundreds-of-jobs/gm-GMB7DD9547?gemSnapshotKey=GMB7DD9547-snapshot-0

Schneider Telford closing in December

The iconic Hard Rock Cafe in Miami is closing its doors after three decades of service. This closure will result in the loss of 117 jobs. The decision comes as the company winds down one of its services. This marks the end of an era for the popular establishment. The impact on local employment is significant.

Miami, Florida

https://www.miamiherald.com/miami-com/restaurants/article316233804.html

Potentially cutting the lease early and relocating because salaries have inflated there and everyone’s demoralized, etc.

Is this true? How would moving the whole operation again help with morale?

A barrel manufacturing plant in Alabama will be closing its doors. This closure will result in the layoff of 71 workers. The facility specialized in producing barrels for alcohol storage. The company has not provided a reason for the closure. Operations will cease soon.

Montgomery, Alabama

https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/news/local/alabama/2026/07/22/alabama-cooperage-barrel-plant-closing-leaves-71-workers-jobless/90992860007/

For this round, of course.

The number of layoffs at Community Healthlink has increased to 231 positions as the organization undergoes closure. A recent WARN filing indicates 104 additional jobs will be eliminated by September 16th. These cuts affect various programs including behavioral health, children's services, and housing support across multiple communities. UMass Memorial Health is working to transition these programs to new providers. Despite the layoffs, many services are expected to continue operating.

Worcester, Massachusetts

https://theworcesterguardian.org/f/community-healthlink-layoffs-climb-to-231-as-worcesters-behavioral-health-transition-deepens/

Well. we miss Burdine's. They were the Florida store, and traveling there, from New York, we always knew the store (even as Federated) was somewhat unique...not like the old days, but a differentiating experiences. How are things now after seeing some of the doors re-adjust in numbers and went through the closures ? Anyone care to offer some thoughts ?

Two major corporations, Samsung and Mars Wrigley, are relocating their U.S. headquarters out of New Jersey. This move will result in a combined total of 1,000 layoffs across the state. Samsung is moving its headquarters to Texas, while Mars Wrigley is shifting its operations to Chicago. These job cuts add to a growing trend of significant layoffs in New Jersey this year.

https://nj1015.com/nj-layoffs-mikie-sherrill-3/

Does anyone have legit intel on what locations will be included on the next round of office closures?

Have been hearing rumors around the office, that NJ and Bothell offices will soon be closed down, and employees will be required to move to the new hub in Gary, Indiana by the end of 2027.

Any info on whether Orlando will be a HUB. Or closing? We keep hearing rumors that we are definitely a HUB but then we watch as managers and reps disappear.

With the new office in Plano and the enforcement of RTO without exceptions , it seems to me the next brick to topple is closing NJ Hub as this is an expensive legacy l hub, those in the know what's the word on the street

No one notice this? Only covered regionally where the doors closed, but seems like a big deal.

Any news on how many stores closed in the Pacific? How is the Irvine office holding up

International Paper will permanently close its box plant in Carrollton, Texas, by the end of the third quarter. This closure will affect nearly all of the 64 employees at the facility. The company plans to assist affected workers with severance, benefits, and outplacement services. Other International Paper facilities in the region will absorb the customer orders from the closed plant. This shutdown is part of a broader strategy to optimize the company's manufacturing footprint and enhance competitiveness.

Carrollton, Texas

https://www.packagingdive.com/news/international-paper-close-box-plant-container-carrollton-texas/825424/

Word from any Virginia stores?

https://www.reuters.com/business/world-at-work/verizon-shed-274-stores-lay-off-another-500-corporate-employees-2026-07-16/

For those affected by this site closure happening end of summer- whats your plan?
Going to city?
Looking for work elsewhere?
Already found something else and much happier where you are?
Retirees good for you congratulations 🎊 but this is directed toward those who cant retire yet. Thanks

Meeting were held with the general manager, members and union to discuss the closing of call centers in Tustin CA and Cerritos CA. Management said they will consolidate both offices into a new office space. They are pushing propellor out of the business. The union hasn’t sent out a single message to its dues payers. We really don’t know what the union does here except sit in meetings and say nothing.

Huntington Bank will close thirteen branches across Michigan. The majority of these closures will occur on August 28th. Two specific locations in Troy and Traverse City will close in November. The bank stated these decisions are part of regular network reviews. Huntington Bank will continue to operate a significant branch network in the state.

Detroit, Michigan

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/business/2026/07/13/huntington-bank-to-close-13-michigan-branches-several-in-metro-detroit/90906653007/

Hydro Extrusion USA is closing its manufacturing facility in Richland Parish. The closure will result in the elimination of 226 jobs. The company officially notified the Louisiana Workforce Commission about the layoffs. This decision impacts the local economy significantly. The plant is scheduled to cease operations next year.

Richland Parish, Louisiana

https://www.businessreport.com/business/aluminum-manufacturer-to-shut-down-louisiana-plant-lay-off-226-workers

Asama Coldwater Manufacturing will be closing its Warren County facility. This closure will result in the elimination of 107 jobs. The job cuts will occur in three distinct phases. The first phase of layoffs is scheduled to begin in September. The company manufactures brake rotors for Honda vehicles.

Cusseta, Georgia

https://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2026/07/10/asama-coldwater-manufacturing-georgia-layoffs.html

Nine Ohio companies filed WARN notices in June, signaling significant workforce reductions. These notices indicate that over 900 workers across the state will be affected by layoffs or closures. Among the impacted businesses is Schwebel Baking Company, a family-owned bakery, which is closing its doors. The bakery's closure alone will result in the loss of 480 jobs in Hebron and Youngstown. Other companies, including Republic National Distributing Company and Senior Resource Connection, also reported substantial worker impacts.

Hebron, Youngstown, Cincinnati, Mason, Dayton, Groveport, Valley City

https://www.cincinnati.com/story/news/2026/07/15/ohio-layoffs-closure-warn-notices-900-jobs/90922772007/

is there any new data about this topic?
we are waiting for several month to be laid off or sold and it really disrupts the work flow and motivation, everyone is waiting so everything is very slow and unmotivated......

Anyone know what stores are closing or divesting?

Any news on what stores in WA are impacted?

has anyone heard of any stores in california closing or turning indirect?

Are all the stores getting divested or are there stores that will just simply be closed? Have all the stores in East Region been notified?

St. Peters, Creve Coeur, & Kirkwood are divested!!!!!

The Federal Bureau of Prisons is closing six facilities nationwide. This decision stems from significant staffing shortages and deteriorating infrastructure. Approximately 500 employees will be impacted by these closures. Some workers will face layoffs, while others will be offered transfers to different locations. The BOP cites a $4 billion deferred maintenance backlog as a major contributing factor.

Texas, Kentucky, Virginia, California

https://www.fedagent.com/news/six-federal-prison-facilities-to-close-as-bop-cites-staffing-maintenance-concerns