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Stay informed about planned layoffs and workforce reductions. Companies often announce upcoming job cuts in advance, giving affected employees time to prepare.

Dec 18, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

Amy’s Kitchen to Close Santa Rosa Plant, Eliminating 260 Jobs · ~260 roles

Amy’s Kitchen, Inc.· Santa Rosa, California· canning (Pocatello); manufacturing/frozen food plant (Santa Rosa)

Amy’s Kitchen is closing its original manufacturing plant in Santa Rosa, Calif., with production shifting to its facilities in Medford, Ore., and Pocatello, Idaho. The company said the phased closure will eliminate a total of 260 jobs by next summer, with layoffs beginning late this year and concluding with another round next summer. Inc. reported an additional 51 jobs are being cut at the Pocatello plant as canning operations move to Medford. CEO Paul Schiefer said the company explored alternatives and acknowledged the decision's impact on the loyal Santa Rosa workforce. The closure follows prior facility consolidation including a 2022 San Jose plant closure that eliminated around 300 jobs.

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Dec 18, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

Amy’s Kitchen to cut jobs at Pocatello canning facility amid production shift · ~51 roles

Amy’s Kitchen, Inc.· Pocatello, Idaho· canning operations

Amy’s Kitchen announced a restructuring that will move canning operations from its Pocatello, Idaho, facility to Medford, Oregon, resulting in layoffs at the Pocatello plant. A WARN filing reported that 49 people at the Pocatello plant will be affected; the cuts are part of a nationwide reshuffle that also includes closing the Santa Rosa manufacturing plant, which will affect over 200 workers. The company said Pocatello will be repurposed as a frozen-entrees facility while Medford will focus on pizza, soup, and burritos. Layoffs are scheduled to begin late this year and conclude by summer 2027, and affected employees will receive severance, job-placement assistance, and counseling, the company said.

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Dec 28, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

Children's Home of Poughkeepsie to cut 39 shelter placements of unaccompanied migrant children · ~39 roles

Children's Home of Poughkeepsie· Poughkeepsie, New York· unaccompanied migrant children program· Health Care and Social Assistance

Children's Home of Poughkeepsie is reducing its census of unaccompanied migrant children by 39 placements, a move reported as a layoff/downsizing of those care slots. The article states 39 unaccompanied migrant children will be laid off from the program (i.e., removed from placements at the facility). The reduction affects the organization's unaccompanied migrant children program in Poughkeepsie, NY; the piece frames the cuts as a response to changes in intake or funding related to migrant sheltering. The story notes this specific numeric reduction and situates it within broader coverage of migrant placement changes in the region. No specific calendar date for the reductions was provided in the article.

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Dec 30, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

Safeway to Close Richmond Bakery Plant, Cutting 92 Jobs · ~92 roles

Safeway· Richmond, California· bakery manufacturing facility

Safeway announced via a WARN notice that it will permanently close its bakery manufacturing facility in Richmond, California, resulting in the loss of 92 jobs effective Dec. 30, 2026. The closure is part of a broader review and cost-reduction strategy by parent company Albertsons, which cited squeezed operating margins and plans for aggressive actions including layoffs, restructuring and facility closures. The Richmond bread plant has supplied hundreds of Northern California Safeway stores since 1965; the company said a limited number of affected employees may be offered transfers or relocations but did not specify how many. California Rapid Response services were noted as available to assist affected workers.

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Dec 31, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

EyePoint US Inc. cuts 105 Massachusetts jobs after failed clinical trial · ~105 roles

EyePoint US Inc.· Massachusetts, USA

EyePoint US Inc. eliminated 105 jobs in Massachusetts after a clinical trial failure led the company to reduce staff. The cuts affect the company's Massachusetts workforce and come as the company reassesses its clinical development plans following the unsuccessful trial. Company statements cited the trial outcome as the primary reason for the layoffs and the need to realign resources. The reductions are part of an immediate workforce action tied directly to the program setback and its impact on EyePoint's operations.

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Dec 31, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

Starbucks WARN Notice Signals 135 Job Cuts in Seattle and SEA Airport · ~135 roles

Starbucks Corporation· Seattle, WA and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), WA

Starbucks Corporation filed a WARN notice indicating planned layoffs that will eliminate 135 jobs across Seattle and positions at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). The notice signals a formal, upcoming workforce reduction affecting those specific locations, though the article does not provide a specific calendar date for when the cuts will take effect. No specific department was named, and the company’s rationale or additional operational impacts were described in the article as context for the planned reductions. The report frames this as a planned action (WARN notice) rather than layoffs that have already occurred.

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