Educational Testing Service to Cut 62 Jobs at Princeton Locations
SOURCEOFFICIAL FILINGNew Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce DevelopmentView the filing ↗
What we know
Location: Princeton, New Jersey.
Disclosed through an official WARN filing with the NJ state workforce agency.
Summary
Educational Testing Service in Princeton is planning a workforce reduction that will eliminate 62 jobs, with layoff dates listed as Nov. 9 and Dec. 31 in the article's report of New Jersey WARN notices. The piece places ETS's planned cuts among a broader wave of more than 1,000 job cuts across New Jersey in September, and provides specific dates for the ETS layoffs though it does not state whether those layoffs had already taken effect. The article frames the ETS action alongside multiple other company-specific WARN filings in the state and gives timeline endpoints but no departmental detail or rationale for the ETS reductions. No further context about severance, restructuring reasons, or affected divisions at ETS is provided.
Educational Testing Service disclosed this layoff in an official WARN (Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification) notice recorded by the NJ state workforce agency. The notice covers 62 employees in Princeton, NJ, with the layoff effective November 9, 2026.
That is roughly 2.5% of the 2,500 people Educational Testing Service employs.
LayoffTalk has tracked 3 layoff events at Educational Testing Service since December 2025, including 819 jobs documented in official WARN filings, with 1 additional event known from news reporting.
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