Upcoming layoffs

Layoff at Cayuga Home for Children · ~18 roles

Layoff at Cayuga Home for Children · ~12 roles

Layoff at Cayuga Home for Children · ~13 roles

Keystone Tower Systems to close Pampa facility and lay off 79 workers · ~79 roles

Keystone Tower Systems, a NOV subsidiary, announced it will permanently close its Pampa, Texas facility and lay off 79 employees. A notice to the Texas Workforce Commission states the facility will close on January 4, 2027, with the first round of layoffs beginning November 2 and the remainder impacted by the closure in January. Officials said all employees at the Pampa facility will be affected and that there is no union representing the impacted workforce. The facility has been operational since 2021 and the closure is described as permanent.

GM's Lansing Grand River Plant to Temporarily Lay Off Workers After CT5 Production Ends · ~350 roles

General Motors' Lansing Grand River plant in Lansing, Michigan is reportedly facing a temporary workforce pause after Cadillac CT5 production ends, with roughly 350 employees expected to be temporarily laid off beginning January 14, 2027. The plant will lose its last vehicle (the CT5) when production ends in December 2026, and the CT5's successor is not expected until about 2029, creating an estimated 18-month hiatus. GM has not publicly detailed interim plans; affected workers may be reassigned to other GM facilities or may qualify for unemployment benefits covering 74% of hourly pay. The facility is expected to undergo extensive retooling for the next-generation CT5, and plans to convert the plant to electric vehicle production were abandoned.

Layoff at Formagrid Inc. dba Airtable · ~190 roles

Mars Information Services to cut 55 jobs at Newark location · ~55 roles

Mars Information Services filed a WARN notice saying it plans to lay off 55 workers at its Newark location, with the layoffs set to take effect on Jan. 31, 2027. The company described the cuts as part of its departure from the Newark site in December 2027 and said it will continue operations and investment at its Hackettstown manufacturing location. Maureen Pratt, vice president of corporate affairs for Mars Global Services & Digital Technologies, said the company recognizes the impact on associates and will support them through the transition. The article notes a separate July WARN filing by Mars Wrigley Confectionery US affecting 307 employees on Oct. 16 as related context.

Layoff at Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc · ~61 roles

TE Connectivity to close Tullahoma Customer Fulfillment Center, affecting 47 employees · ~47 roles

TE Connectivity announced it will transfer operations of its Customer Fulfillment Center (CFC) from Tullahoma to its global facility in El Paso, Texas and close the Tullahoma site in February 2027. The company said it has informed employees of the planned closure and that 47 affected employees will be provided severance pay, benefits continuation and outplacement services. The statement noted TE will continue operating its manufacturing plant in Tullahoma, which employs more than 160 people, and the move is part of a continuous business analysis to streamline fulfillment processes. The article also references past workforce moves in late 2024 when select product lines were moved and caused layoffs, which were handled with similar severance and support.

Layoff at Ritz-Carlton, Bal Harbour · ~108 roles

Layoff at ZOLL Medical Corporation · ~78 roles

UBS Plans Layoffs Through Early 2027

UBS has announced plans to initiate layoffs that are expected to extend through early 2027. While specific numbers of employees affected have not been disclosed, the company is preparing for a significant workforce reduction as part of its restructuring efforts. The layoffs are part of a broader strategy to streamline operations and respond to changing market conditions. The exact timing and locations of the layoffs remain unspecified, but the company is expected to implement these changes gradually over the next few years.

Layoff at Sodexo, Inc. and Affiliates · ~85 roles

Layoff at Novanta · ~49 roles

Layoff at EWC Controls, LLC · ~71 roles

Baker Hughes to cut 147 jobs at Emmott Road manufacturing site in NW Houston · ~147 roles

Baker Hughes filed a notice with the Texas Workforce Commission that it will lay off 147 employees at its Emmott Road manufacturing and testing facility in Northwest Houston. The cuts affect roles across manufacturing, engineering, materials, purchasing and other support units and have already begun with impacts expected to continue through April 2027. Company spokesperson framed the move as part of ongoing portfolio and operations reviews tied to industry pressures including volatile oil prices, consolidation and automation. Impacted employees have been notified; the company described the action as potentially a "mass layoff" or "plant closing" in its WARN notice.

Adventist Health Twin Cities to Lay Off 170 Employees

Adventist Health announced planned layoffs affecting its San Luis Obispo County hospitals as part of a restructuring to streamline services and reduce costs. The system plans to cut about 170 positions across the two SLO County hospitals amid efforts to consolidate administrative and clinical operations. The layoffs are part of a broader operational realignment prompted by financial pressures and changing patient volumes, and Adventist Health notified employees and the community of the impending reductions. The move is expected to take place in the coming weeks to months as the health system finalizes its restructuring timeline and support for affected staff is being discussed.

Adventist Health Twin Cities to Lay Off 105 Employees

Adventist Health announced a restructuring at its San Luis Obispo County hospitals that will result in layoffs affecting staff across the system serving the county. The company says about 105 positions will be cut as part of the reorganization tied to operational and financial adjustments; the reductions are planned rather than already completed. The action affects Adventist Health’s San Luis Obispo County facilities and was described as part of broader service and staffing changes intended to streamline care delivery. Adventist Health framed the moves as a restructuring to address local needs and sustain operations, while local reporting noted the community impact and timing of the planned cuts.

Layoff at Laboure College of Healthcare, Inc. · ~65 roles

Ubisoft Montpellier developers behind Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced face layoffs

Reports indicate that staff at Ubisoft Montpellier — the studio behind the fan-led project Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced — are facing layoffs. The article describes planned cuts affecting the Montpellier development team working on the Resynced project, tied to internal decisions at Ubisoft, though it does not state a specific headcount. Timing is presented as upcoming rather than already completed; no exact date is given, but the article implies the reductions are imminent. Reasons referenced include internal restructuring and Ubisoft’s management choices concerning the fan-led remaster effort. Ubisoft is named directly; details such as number of employees affected and a precise timeline are not provided in the article.

Postal Center International to close Franklin, MA warehouse and cut 112 jobs · ~112 roles

Postal Center International, Inc. filed a Massachusetts WARN notice saying it will close its Franklin, MA warehouse at 29 Hayward St. and eliminate the site's full staff of 112 employees. The cuts, which include drivers, managers, dispatch workers, machine technicians and other employees, were reported to begin on Aug. 13 and continue through Sept. 30, 2026 per the filing. The company, based in Weston, Florida, cited "unforeseeable business circumstances" for the closure and did not provide further explanation in the notice. The Franklin location serves as the company's Northeast operations headquarters and Postal Center International did not respond to requests for comment.

Opel ITEZ: 650 of 1,650 Engineering Jobs at Risk in Rüsselsheim · ~650 roles

Stellantis plans to cut 650 engineering positions out of the 1,650 engineers still employed at Opel's International Technical Development Center (ITEZ) in Rüsselsheim, Germany, putting those jobs under acute threat. The article links the reductions to Stellantis's broader Fastlane 2030 strategy, shrinking European production capacity by 800,000 cars annually and shifting key development (powertrain, battery, digital architecture) to partners Leapmotor and Dongfeng. The ITEZ has been hollowed out over years through outsourcing and prior cuts, and the current move would sharply curtail Opel's engineering scope to subsystems like steering, seats, and lighting. The piece situates these threatened cuts within wider Stellantis restructuring, past global job losses since the 2021 merger, plant closures, and repeated short-time work at multiple European sites, and criticizes unions for not effectively resisting the reductions.

ExxonMobil Plans to Cut 500 Staff in Singapore by 2027 · ~500 roles

ExxonMobil has announced plans to cut up to 15% of its workforce in Singapore as part of a restructuring effort. The company is also set to relocate its office to Jurong by 2027. While the exact number of employees affected has not been disclosed, the decision reflects ExxonMobil's ongoing adjustments to its operational strategy in the region. The layoffs are part of a broader initiative to optimize its workforce and enhance efficiency. The company aims to implement these changes by the end of 2027, although specific details on the number of positions to be eliminated remain unclear.

Merck Plans Layoffs to Cut $3 Billion in Costs

Merck has announced plans to lay off employees as part of a strategy to reduce costs by $3 billion. The company is also looking to shed some real estate in conjunction with these layoffs. Specific details regarding the number of employees affected and the timeline for these layoffs have not been disclosed. This move is part of a broader effort to streamline operations and improve financial performance amidst ongoing challenges in the pharmaceutical industry.

BASF Plans to Cut Half of Workforce in McIntosh · ~600 roles

BASF has announced plans to cut half of its workforce at its McIntosh facility, a significant reduction that has drawn reactions from local officials, including the mayor of McIntosh. The decision reflects ongoing challenges faced by the company, although specific reasons for the layoffs were not detailed in the article. The exact number of employees affected remains unspecified, and no timeline for the layoffs was provided. This move highlights the broader impact of economic conditions on local employment in the area.