Stay informed about planned layoffs and workforce reductions. Companies often announce upcoming job cuts in advance, giving affected employees time to prepare.
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Flagstone Foods, LLC· Dothan, Alabama· peanut blanching and peanut/tree nut roasting operations Flagstone Foods, a Minneapolis-based private-label snack nut manufacturer, filed a WARN notice reporting plans to lay off 98 employees at its Dothan, Alabama facility. The Dothan site, in operation since 1985, focuses on peanut blanching and peanut and tree nut roasting. The WARN filing was submitted Aug. 4 and lists an effective layoff date of Oct. 22. The company did not provide a reason for the cuts in the article and has not responded to requests for comment about support for affected workers. The notice was reported via the Alabama Department of Workforce.
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Eos Energy Storage, LLC· East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Strauss Borrelli PLLC is investigating Eos Energy Storage, LLC after the company notified the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry on August 26, 2026 that it would conduct a mass layoff at its East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania facility. The notice alleges that Eos laid off or planned to lay off 251 employees and may have failed to provide the 60 days' notice required under the federal WARN Act. The firm is exploring whether affected employees are entitled to 60 days of pay and benefits due to an alleged WARN Act violation. The article frames this as a formal mass layoff notification and invites affected Eos employees in East Pittsburgh to contact the law firm regarding potential remedies.
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Coral Graphic Services Inc., a Hicksville commercial printing business that operates as BPG USA and is owned by Bertelsmann Printing Group, filed a WARN notice saying it will relocate and lay off 85 of its 95 Hicksville employees. The planned workforce reduction affects nearly the entire Hicksville operation and is tied to a relocation; the WARN notice states the closure of the Hicksville operation will be completed by Oct. 29, 2026. Company officials did not provide additional comment. The article situates the move amid broader industry pressures such as rising book paper costs and supply constraints that have challenged commercial printers.
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FMC Corporation· Axis, Alabama FMC Corporation announced via a WARN notice filed Aug. 4 that it will cease operations at its Axis, Alabama manufacturing facility, which makes active ingredients for crop protection products. The closure is part of FMC's broader strategy to optimize its manufacturing footprint, and the company said it will support employees through the transition. Production lines are slated to stop on Sept. 30, 2026, with decommissioning continuing through the end of the year, and the WARN lists the layoffs as taking effect Oct. 31, 2026. The action will result in 41 employees being laid off. FMC emphasized continuity of supply for customers and expressed commitment to managing the process respectfully for employees and the community.
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Citibank· Hudson County, New Jersey· corporate and regional office operations Citibank filed a WARN notice on Aug. 4, 2026, stating it plans to lay off 59 employees in Hudson County, New Jersey, with the reductions set to take effect by Oct. 31, 2026. The company said these cuts are part of continued global headcount reductions tied to aligning staffing, locations and expertise with business needs, efficiencies gained through technology, and progress on its Transformation work. This is the third WARN notice affecting Citibank employees in North Jersey in 2026, following prior notices for 68 employees in Bergen and Hudson counties and 141 employees earlier in the year. Reports note the reductions have mainly affected corporate and regional office operations rather than retail branches, and the WARN does not specify exact sites within Jersey City or Hudson County.
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Starbucks Corporation· Seattle, Washington· Starbucks Support Center (SSC Headquarters) Starbucks Corporation filed a WARN notice announcing plans to permanently separate 224 employees at its Seattle Support Center (SSC Headquarters) at 2401 Utah Ave., with the first separations expected Oct. 19 and all completed by Nov. 1. About 120 of those employees declined relocation offers to the company's Nashville office; approximately 104 roles are due to organizational changes from a May 2026 restructuring. The filing follows earlier 2026 reductions at the Seattle headquarters — 61 technology positions and 252 support-center roles — bringing documented corporate job cuts in 2026 to 537 when combined. Starbucks says the moves are part of CEO Brian Niccol's efforts to streamline operations and achieve $2 billion in cost savings by fiscal 2028 and to expand a Nashville support office.
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Verizon Communications Inc. has initiated layoffs targeting a 20% reduction in its non-union workforce. The company aims to streamline operations and reduce costs amid ongoing challenges in the telecommunications sector. While specific numbers of affected employees have not been disclosed, the layoffs are part of a broader strategy to enhance efficiency. The exact timeline for these layoffs has not been specified, and further details are expected as the situation develops.
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Haas Automation, Inc.· assemblers, operators and machinists on assembly lines Haas Automation will relocate 73 employees — specifically assemblers, operators and machinists from its Oxnard operations — to a new 2.4/2.5 million-square-foot facility in Henderson, Nevada. The company notified California that those roles will be moved to Nevada by the end of the year and said the notice does not announce layoffs because the affected employees' employment is expected to continue without interruption. The move follows incentives Nevada approved to bring as many as 2,500 jobs over ten years and is presented by Haas as enabling future growth. Haas has about 1,700 employees in Oxnard and describes the Henderson facility as including demo, event and full production areas.
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