#warn

Washington

• Expeditors International is cutting 230 jobs across five Washington locations, with keywords including Bellevue, logistics, WARN notice, workplace restructuring, and a decades-long no-layoff reputation.
• Lavish Roots is laying off 263 Seattle-area catering and corporate dining workers tied to Meta offices, with keywords including cooks, dish machine operators, pastry chefs, lost contract, and supported handoff.

California

• Salesforce is cutting dozens of jobs in San Francisco across Agentforce, MuleSoft, and Marketing Cloud, with keywords including AI revenue, AI agents, business software pressure, and third layoff round in nine months.
• Yolo County supervisors approved 26 layoffs and 124 vacant-position reductions to address a $35 million deficit, with keywords including county budget cuts, workforce reduction, and public-sector layoffs.
• San Francisco and Concord immigration courts are affected by shutdowns, layoffs, and reduced resources, with keywords including immigration court closure, advocacy impact, and case-transfer pressure.
• Los Angeles City Hall moved to halt remaining layoff proceedings after budget uncertainty, with keywords including $96.8 million deficit, CAO Matt Szabo, positions cut, and avoided layoffs.

California and Washington

• Meta layoffs affected managers and software engineers in California and Washington as AI spending rises, with keywords including small teams, AI tools, software engineering, management cuts, and internal restructuring.

Pennsylvania

• UPMC is laying off about 200 employees and eliminating about 300 open positions, with keywords including Pittsburgh, health system, non-clinical roles, non-member-facing roles, and 500 total positions eliminated.

Iowa

• The State of Iowa is laying off more than 200 state IT workers as it privatizes IT management, with keywords including Gov. Kim Reynolds, public employees, IT outsourcing, and state government layoffs.

North Carolina

• DownLite International is shutting down its Union County manufacturing plant and laying off over 100 workers, with keywords including bedding manufacturer, WARN report, plant closure, and manufacturing layoffs.

New York

• The New School announced faculty layoffs framed as rebalancing staffing levels with enrollment and budget needs, with keywords including AAUP, higher education, faculty cuts, staff levels, and budget alignment.

Vermont

• UVM Health is cutting 142 positions as part of restructuring, including 76 permanently eliminated positions and 66 roles to be reposted with revised responsibilities, with keywords including healthcare network, restructuring, and workforce reduction.
• A Vermont dairy products processing operation is eliminating 99 jobs in a separate layoff event, with keywords including dairy processing, plant jobs, Vermont layoffs, and manufacturing-food production.

Colorado

• Colorado School of Mines laid off about 1% of its workforce amid higher education budget pressure, with keywords including university cuts, federal funding pressure, budget crisis, and workforce reduction.

Minnesota

• Mankato Clinic is laying off about 10% of its workforce, roughly just under 100 to 100 employees, with keywords including southern Minnesota, ancillary staff, support staff, leadership, management, and independent clinic.

Oregon

• Portland Public Schools employees and union leaders are pushing back against planned layoffs, with keywords including PPS, school board meeting, contract grievance, teachers union, staffing shortages, and layoff notices.

Wyoming

• St. John's Health in Jackson Hole is trying to avoid layoffs by not refilling vacant positions, with keywords including financial challenges, hiring freeze, attrition, and hospital workforce management.

Massachusetts

• Community Healthlink layoffs tied to a closing Worcester County health provider increased from 84 to 127, with keywords including WARN filings, provider closure, and healthcare layoffs.
• Fall River Public Schools issued layoff notices to 213 educators, though many may be spared, with keywords including 73 teachers at risk, special education, license waivers, and school layoffs.

Tennessee

• Greater Memphis Chamber discussed business wins amid layoffs connected to Kellogg's, with keywords including Memphis, job market transition, business development, and workforce displacement.

Illinois

• A Burr Ridge plant is closing this summer with layoffs expected, with keywords including production consolidation, plant closure, manufacturing workforce cuts, and facility shutdown.

Canada

• Ubisoft is closing its Winnipeg studio as part of a restructuring that could eliminate up to 380 roles, with keywords including studio closure, gaming layoffs, As-----n's Creed, and restructuring.

Serbia

• Ubisoft is closing its Belgrade studio as part of the same restructuring that could eliminate up to 380 roles, with keywords including studio closure, gaming layoffs, consultation process, and restructuring.

Spain

• Ubisoft Barcelona is expected to remain open but is tied to the broader Ubisoft restructuring affecting up to 380 roles, with keywords including Barcelona, consultation, gaming industry, and cost-cutting.

China

• Chinese companies are reportedly using quiet layoffs as AI adoption expands, with keywords including AI replacement, labor law, stability concerns, non-public headcount reduction, and Beijing policy pressure.

India

• Indian IT firms are being discussed in the context of layoffs and hiring cuts tied to AI transformation, with keywords including AI agents, human workers, job replacement, tech hiring cuts, and IT services disruption.

No State or Exact Location Given

• Teva is reportedly laying off 250 workers at its TAPI API unit while searching for a new owner, with keywords including pharma restructuring, active pharmaceutical ingredients, API unit, and $700 million savings plan.
• Kyndryl staff are weighing redundancy packages while executives receive shares, with keywords including enterprise IT services, redundancy, executive compensation, and employee uncertainty.
• FanDuel went through a third layoff round in a year affecting a few hundred employees, with keywords including software engineering, gaming, sports betting, repeated job cuts, and operational restructuring.
• Sam Altman's eyeball-scanning startup reportedly had layoffs for unclear reasons, with keywords including identity tech, AI scapegoat, startup cuts, and workforce reduction.

National/Other Commentary and AI Layoff Analysis

• Klarna and IBM were cited in a broader AI layoff discussion about companies reducing headcount without clear return gains, with keywords including AI layoff trap, quality issues, judgment issues, and reversed layoffs.
• Palantir CEO Alex Karp said Palantir plans to freeze hiring rather than conduct sweeping AI layoffs, with keywords including AI productivity, hiring freeze, executive messaging, and workforce leverage.
• Palantir cofounder Joe Lonsdale warned that some companies may use AI as a justification for layoffs actually driven by other issues, with keywords including AI excuse, executive claims, and workforce cuts.
• Boston University research warned that AI-driven layoffs could hurt workers and firms if lost paychecks reduce consumer spending, with keywords including AI layoff trap, demand erosion, macroeconomic risk, and worker displacement.
• Google DeepMind economist Alex Imas said AI is not yet causing a jobs bloodbath but warned of a possible layoff cascade, with keywords including AI pressure, adaptation, labor market risk, and future layoffs.

https://triblive.com/news/health-now/upmc-to-lay-off-200-mostly-non-medical-employees/

I am hearing rumors of another round in DGE later this summer... If that is what is going to happen, I assume those layoffs will happen by the end of July. that way there is 60 days of WARN notice before the end of the fiscal year.... good luck everybody.

Downlite International will close its manufacturing facility in Monroe, North Carolina. This closure will result in 113 layoffs by August 14. The bedding manufacturer's divisions were recently purchased by Live Comfortably. The WARN report stated the sale was the reason for the Monroe facility closure. Downlite also closed two Ohio warehouses, laying off 164 employees there.

Monroe, North Carolina

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/business/article316023716.html

Republic National Distributing Company is laying off 689 workers in Grand Prairie. This information comes from a WARN Act listing. The company recently sold 11 locations to Reyes Beverage Group. Reyes Beverage Group hired over 5,200 former Republic employees. Republic National plans to lay off 1,903 employees in Texas overall.

Grand Prairie, Texas

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/business/fort-worth/article316006326.html

Wisconsin employers filed several layoff and closure notices in May. These filings named at least 248 affected workers across various industries. Parkhurst Dining, Henkel, and Cree Lighting announced job cuts in specific cities. UnityPoint Health and Sparhawk Trucking also issued notices for employee separations. The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development received these required WARN notices.

Madison, WI

https://patch.com/wisconsin/madison-wi/248-wisconsin-workers-named-may-layoff-notices-warn-roundup

Massachusetts reported over 5,500 layoffs through May 2026. These job cuts were announced via WARN notices. Dover Saddlery, Christianbook, and Cardinal Health are among those affected. Dover Saddlery plans 112 cuts, Christianbook 50, and Cardinal Health 58. The state's April unemployment rate was 4.7 percent.

Massachusetts

https://patch.com/massachusetts/across-ma/major-job-cuts-hit-massachusetts-2026

FedEx plans to close a facility in Phoenix. Approximately 100 employees will be laid off. A WARN notice was issued on June 2. The facility is expected to shut down in early August. This move is part of FedEx's "Network 2.0" operational improvements.

Phoenix, Arizona

https://www.12news.com/article/news/local/arizona/fedex-announces-100-layoffs-closing-down-phoenix-facility-arizona/75-4f760ec2-4e7b-4f4e-a135-5e17c40f6633

Looks like 121 Jobs going in August.

https://www.nj.gov/labor/assets/PDFs/WARN/2026_WARN_Notice_Archive.pdf

If Factset is a WARN company, shouldn’t they have announced layoffs? Last Sanoke dodged the question. Secondly, under WARN act shouldn’t Factset have given us the term date of 90 days later?

I don’t think there will be additional “layoffs” like the ones Monday until later in the year. Correct me if I am wrong, but the Monday layoffs were probably part of the 81 cited in the WARN earlier this year.

What Capital One will probably look to do is leverage the mid-year stack reviews to cull more people from the herd. I don’t believe they need to file a WARN for those since it is technically based on “performance”.

My bet is once they’ve axed the mid year people they will begin to evaluate for the final round or two of integration layoffs.

Four Wisconsin companies filed layoff notices. These notices impacted 311 workers. The filings occurred during May. The actual number of employees losing jobs is less. This information was reported on June 2, 2026.

https://www.jsonline.com/story/money/business/2026/06/02/us-cellular-cree-lighting-others-announced-layoffs-in-may/90266782007/

Must be a sizeable one as warn act filings were done in NJ for this date impacting the following
Optum Select MGMT
Optum Services
Optum Care

Republic National Distributing Company filed WARN notices for 463 employees in Washington and Oregon. These layoffs affect 267 workers in Washington and 146 in Oregon. Terminations are expected to begin on or after July 17. Columbia Distributing signed a letter of intent to acquire RNDC's distribution rights in these states. This move is part of RNDC's broader withdrawal from multiple US markets.

https://unitewithpriti.co.uk/news/463-jobs-gone-what-the-rndc-washington-oregon-layoffs-reveal-about-americas-alcohol-industry/

Rogue Workforce Partnership is preparing to assist hundreds of local workers. Asante, a health system, plans to lay off about 300 employees, representing 5 to 6 percent of its workforce. RWP will host a Rapid Response Session on June 2nd for recently laid-off individuals. This session will take place at the RCC/SOU Higher Education Center in downtown Medford. A job fair is also scheduled for June 18th at the Jackson County Expo.

Medford, Oregon

https://kobi5.com/news/top-stories/rogue-workforce-partnership-offering-help-amid-layoffs-308551/

More than 4,000 working Tennesseans have been affected by layoffs or business closures at the halfway point of 2026.

The latest WARN notices posted by the state involve two Middle Tennessee companies. Those notices, posted this week, affect more than 250 workers.

Compared with the same period last year, the number of Tennesseans affected by layoffs or closures is nearly the same. From January 21 to May 30 of last year, more than 4,200 workers were affected. This year, from January through yesterday, more than 4,000 workers have lost their jobs.

In Knox County, more than 200 workers have been affected since January. That includes layoffs at Premier Building Maintenance Corporation in February and the closure of McKay’s Books earlier this month.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E77lRCA5XOw

Over 4,000 Tennesseans have been affected by layoffs or closures in 2026. Dura-Shiloh and Shimmick Construction Company issued the latest WARN notices. These notices impact more than 250 workers in Di-kson and Hamilton counties. Tennessee's unemployment rate held steady at 3.6% for the third month. This rate remains below the national average.

Nashville, Tennessee

Dura-Shiloh |

https://www.wsmv.com/2026/05/27/warn-notices-more-than-4000-working-tennesseans-affected-by-closures-layoffs-nearly-halfway-through-2026/

Meta confirmed 671 Bay Area layoffs across three offices in its latest WARN filings with California officials after last week’s announcement that the company would cut around 8,000 jobs globally.

https://www.sfgate.com/tech/article/zuckerberg-meta-workforce-22269029.php

Safeway plans to close its Newport, Oregon store. This closure will result in 69 employee layoffs. The store, located on N. Coast Hwy, will shut down on July 26. A Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification detailed the job losses. Some affected workers may transfer or continue employment after the closure.

Portland, Oregon

https://www.koin.com/local/oregon-coast/major-grocery-store-chain-announces-closure-69-layoffs-on-oregon-coast/amp/

Over 7,350 layoffs have been announced across New Jersey for 2026. These job cuts are detailed in WARN notices filed with the state. Major sectors like retail, healthcare, finance, and logistics are affected. Companies such as Amazon, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Bristol Myers Squibb are reducing staff. This wave of layoffs raises concerns about the state's economic stability.

New Jersey

https://www.shorenewsnetwork.com/has-new-jerseys-economic-bubble-burst-more-than-7300-layoffs-announced-at-major-companies/

shows 77 people at the San Jose site were part of the layoff

Republic National Distributing Company (RNDC) announced significant layoffs. The company plans to cut 267 jobs in Washington. An additional 53 employees in South Dakota will also be affected. These actions are ahead of potential distribution rights or operations takeovers. RNDC also issued WARN notices for nearly 150 layoffs in Oregon last week.

https://www.bevnet.com/spirits/2026/rndc-layoffs-continue-in-wa-sd-ahead-of-potential-deals

PUBLIC INFO

U.S. Bank Home Mortgage Layoffs in May 2026
Public records and employee reports indicate that U.S. Bank’s mortgage division is undergoing significant workforce reductions in 2026, with specific activity in May.

Official WARN notice
On May 20, 2026, U.S. Bank Maryland filed a WARN Act mass layoff notice affecting 36 employees. The notice states the layoffs will take place from July 24, 2026, with no start date listed in the public filing data.usatoday.com. WARN notices are required for employers with 100+ employees when a plant closing or mass layoff affects 50+ workers, and they must give at least 60 days’ advance notice.

This seems to be a recurring theme with TR and it’s not a good look… This seems to be especially prevalent among Thomson Reuters employees in Minnesota.

https://www.reddit.com/r/minnesota/s/LMkqKVMUf6

Electrolux Consumer Products Inc. faces a WARN Act investigation. This concerns a potential mass layoff at its Anderson, South Carolina facility. On May 15, 2026, 1,139 employees were laid off. The federal WARN Act mandates 60 days' notice for such events. The investigation seeks to determine if Electrolux provided proper notice.

Anderson, South Carolina

https://straussborrelli.com/2026/05/22/electrolux-warn-act-investigation/

SDH Education West, LLC, doing business as Sodexo, filed WARN notices. The company plans to lay off 489 employees in Phoenix. Sodexo provides catering and facilities management services. Its Arizona partnership was with Grand Canyon University. These job cuts contribute to a rising unemployment rate in the state.

Phoenix, AZ

https://patch.com/arizona/phoenix/nearly-500-laid-major-phoenix-company

Republic National Distributing Company plans to close all Washington facilities. This action will affect 267 employees across four sites. The company is exploring strategic alternatives, including potential sale transactions. RNDC previously signed a letter of intent to sell its Washington and Oregon markets. Employee terminations are expected to occur around July 17, 2026.

Washington

https://mynorthwest.com/local/distributor-washington/4241077

Geodis Logistics is closing a facility. This closure will result in 185 layoffs. The facility is located in Middlesex Township, Pennsylvania. It will close no later than August 31, 2026. The company filed a WARN notice regarding the permanent layoffs.

Carlisle, Pennsylvania

https://www.pennlive.com/business/2026/05/cumberland-county-facility-to-close-laying-off-185-people.html

Please contact following if RIFed or transferred to Cognizant

https://straussborrelli.com/2025/07/15/fis-global-warn-act-investigation/

Citibank recently disclosed over 300 layoffs at its Manhattan headquarters, part of broader ongoing job cuts at Citi.

In early 2024, Citi announced plans to cut 20,000 employees through 2026. Earlier this year, a Citi executive noted that the financial services giant is making headway on the goal.

The New York Department of Labor on Monday posted details on company filings showing over 550 permanent layoffs at Citibank's Manhattan corporate offices this year. Nearly 250 had been disclosed in a previously posted February filing, while over 300 were disclosed to regulators in April and posted to the website this week, according to Citi.

Dates for all the layoffs disclosed in the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification, or WARN, notices, range from April 14 to July 30, according to Citi.

"As we said previously, we will continue to reduce our headcount globally in 2026," a spokesperson told ThinkAdvisor by email Wednesday. "These changes reflect adjustments we're making to ensure our staffing levels, locations and expertise align with current business needs; efficiencies we have gained through technology; and progress against our transformation work, which is nearing Citi's target state. We are grateful for the contributions these colleagues have made to Citi."

Six former Spirit Airlines employees filed a class-action lawsuit. They allege the company violated the WARN Act by not providing 60-day layoff notice. The lawsuit, filed in New York, represents approximately 17,000 laid-off workers. Plaintiffs seek 60 days of wages, benefits, and other compensation. Spirit Airlines filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and also sought to pay retention bonuses.

https://www.thecentersquare.com/national/article_d6b94769-cf73-5e47-998d-4e1016a87e6b.amp.html

Inalfa Roof Systems announced layoffs at its Georgia facilities. The global automotive roof systems supplier filed a WARN notice. A total of 127 employees will be impacted. The job cuts affect two manufacturing sites in Cherokee County. Separations are scheduled between July 17 and 31, 2026.

Acworth, Georgia

https://whatnow.com/atlanta/local-news/global-auto-parts-manufacturer-announces-127-layoffs-at-two-georgia-facilities/

Santa Barbara County issued layoff notices to 84 employees. These notices are set to take effect on June 30. The county is preparing a $1.64 billion budget, a 2.9% decrease from last year. This reduction stems from an economic downturn and decreased state and federal funding. Affected staff primarily work in Public Health and Social Services, though some may transfer to other roles.

Santa Barbara, California

https://www.noozhawk.com/santa-barbara-county-issues-layoff-notices-for-84-positions/

When will we know when our IFP roles end? I thought we would find out today morning as WARN notice.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen signed a new state-level WARN Act into law. This legislation requires employers with 100 or more employees to provide 90-day advance notice. The notice applies to mass layoffs and covered business closings. Affected employees or their representatives and the Nebraska Department of Labor must receive this information. The new law will become effective on July 18, 2026.

Nebraska

https://natlawreview.com/article/nebraska-enacts-state-warn-law?amp

Oakland City University employees did not receive their May 8 paychecks. The Indiana institution previously warned 167 workers of June 1 layoffs. The university is seeking donations from two companies to cover payroll and remain open. It also considers selling a carbon capture patent and has listed two buildings for sale. The Higher Learning Commission is investigating the situation.

Oakland City, Indiana

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/institutions/religious-colleges/2026/05/18/warned-layoffs-oakland-city-u-workers-arent-paid

Strauss Borrelli PLLC is investigating Diamond Transportation Services Inc. This investigation concerns a potential mass layoff in Landover, Maryland. The company notified the state of a mass layoff affecting 571 employees on May 12, 2026. Federal law requires 60 days' notice for such layoffs under the WARN Act. The firm is determining if Diamond Transportation Services violated this notice requirement.

Landover, Maryland

https://straussborrelli.com/2026/05/14/diamond-transportation-services-maryland-warn-act-investigation/

Swiss Krono will lay off 130 employees from its Barnwell plant. These job cuts will occur on July 11. The company filed a notice with the state of South Carolina. Swiss Krono produces laminate flooring and fiberboard. The company has operated its Barnwell plant since 2005.

Barnwell, S.C.

https://www.wrdw.com/2026/05/13/swiss-krono-plant-lay-off-130-people-barnwell/?outputType=amp

Spirit Airlines faces a class-action lawsuit from former employees. The suit alleges the airline violated federal labor laws. The company abruptly ceased operations and laid off 17,000 workers without notice. Employees claim they lost jobs, benefits, and accrued pay. The plaintiffs seek 60 days of wages and benefits under the WARN Act.

https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/amp/news/story/spirit-airlines-employees-file-class-action-lawsuit-carrier-132958371