Upcoming layoffs

Layoff at Kaiser Foundation Hospitals · ~1 role

Layoff at Kaiser Foundation Hospitals · ~2 roles

Layoff at Blue Diamond Growers · ~3 roles

DLVR to Close Culver City Operation, Lay Off 60 Workers · ~60 roles

Culver City-based DLVR, an independent logistics company contracted to deliver Amazon packages, filed a WARN notice announcing it will permanently close and lay off 60 workers effective Dec. 4, 2026. The company submitted the WARN letter reported on Wednesday, and its owner Ian Silverstein did not respond to requests for comment. The closure is listed alongside other recent Amazon delivery contractor shutdowns in the region, with several firms filing WARN notices affecting dozens to over a hundred employees. The article places DLVR's planned closure and the 60 planned layoffs in the context of broader local workforce reductions and county employment trends.

BioMarin cuts 117 California roles as it consolidates footprint · ~117 roles

BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc. laid off 117 workers in California as part of a consolidation of its footprint. The article reports a specific reduction of 117 California employees tied to office/facility consolidation. No specific departments or exact effective date are provided in the text. The move is described as part of the company consolidating operations in the state, with no additional detail on severance, rehiring, or broader global cuts included.

Layoff at Provider Partner Care Management L.P · ~79 roles

Cardinal Glass to close Statesboro plant, laying off 115 Laminated Glass workers · ~115 roles

Cardinal Glass Industries filed a WARN notice on Oct. 6 announcing the permanent closure of its Statesboro, Ga., plant that produces glass for its Laminated Glass division. The Statesboro facility employs 115 people and the notice states all workers will be laid off across two separation dates: Dec. 6, 2026, and June 30, 2027, with operations ceasing by summer 2027. The company described itself as a management-owned S-Corporation and noted it employs nearly 10,000 people across 49 U.S. locations. The WARN filing signals a planned, phased workforce reduction tied to the plant closure; additional details may follow as the story develops.

Layoff at Starbucks Corporation · ~18 roles

Layoff at TH Opco LLC d/b/a Terrace of Hialeah · ~175 roles

Layoff at Jacuzzi · ~42 roles

Layoff at Mezz57th, LLC · ~71 roles

Layoff at Battelle · ~4 roles

Layoff at Beachbody, LLC · ~80 roles

Layoff at Caribou Biosciences, Inc. · ~87 roles

ICF International to lay off 82 employees after federal contract consolidated · ~82 roles

ICF International notified Virginia’s Rapid Response Program on Oct. 2 that it anticipates laying off 82 employees after the federal government decided to consolidate rather than recompete a previously awarded contract. The company, headquartered in Reston, said the layoffs will primarily affect workers in Arlington and are expected to take effect on Dec. 7, per the WARN notice. The action is being driven by the loss/consolidation of the federal contract rather than a companywide restructuring, according to the notice. The planned reduction was formally reported to state rapid-response authorities and is scheduled in advance under the WARN process.

Layoff at Great Jones Distillers, LLC · ~26 roles

Powers and Sons to lay off 53 workers at Montpelier plant · ~53 roles

Powers and Sons, LLC notified Williams County commissioners of a planned, permanent layoff at its Montpelier facility affecting 53 employees, about 44% of its full-time workforce, effective Dec. 4, 2026. The company cited a reduction in available work and an inability to support current staffing levels as the reason for the cuts and said it is seeking new work that might allow recalls or new hires. Among the roles listed for elimination are 20 assembly and 20 machining positions. The notice indicates the layoffs are planned and will be effective on the specified date, with the company communicating possible future recalls if business improves.

Layoff at Optum · ~57 roles

Layoff at FreedomRoads · ~28 roles

The Mosaic Company Reportedly Plans to Lay Off 199 Employees · ~199 roles

Mosaic filed an Oct. 5 notice with the Florida Department of Commerce saying it will idle operations at its South Fort Meade phosphate fertilizer plant for more than six months and is preparing to lay off nearly 200 employees, with layoffs expected to begin in December. The company attributed the pause and planned workforce reductions to a global shortage of sulfur, a key input for phosphate fertilizer, and supply disruptions tied to the war in Iran. Mosaic said it remains committed to employees and the community and will evaluate opportunities to resume full operations when market conditions allow. The announcement came amid broader industry strain affecting Florida farmers and calls from local officials for federal action to protect fertilizer production and food security.

Mosaic to Idle South Fort Meade Facility, Cutting Nearly 199 Jobs · ~199 roles

The Mosaic Company announced it plans to lay off approximately 199 employees at its South Fort Meade fertilizer production facility, with the workforce reduction expected to take effect Dec. 8, 2026. The Tampa-based chemical firm said ongoing global sulfur supply constraints, rising costs and challenging market conditions have forced it to temporarily idle operations there and constitute a WARN Act mass layoff. Mosaic noted the shutdown is expected to be temporary but could remain suspended for more than six months; some staff will remain for essential maintenance and safety duties. The company said it has been reducing production across global phosphate operations while seeking alternative sulfur supplies and will work with state officials, the union and the community to assist affected workers.

Layoff at Phillips 66 · ~3 roles

Layoff at Phillips 66 · ~5 roles

Layoff at Intermountain Health/Trinsic · ~117 roles

Layoff at Acme Markets Inc. · ~38 roles