Upcoming layoffs

Layoff at Constellis LLC · ~5 roles

Layoff at Constellis LLC · ~5 roles

Layoff at Constellis LLC · ~5 roles

Layoff at Constellis LLC · ~5 roles

Layoff at Constellis LLC · ~5 roles

Layoff at Constellis LLC · ~5 roles

Layoff at Constellis LLC · ~5 roles

MAT Holdings to permanently cut 97 jobs at Romeoville facility · ~97 roles

MAT Holdings Inc., a Long Grove-based manufacturing, marketing and distribution company, filed a WARN notice stating it will permanently lay off 97 workers from its Romeoville facility effective Oct. 31, 2026. The company said the layoffs are the result of restructuring, according to the state's monthly WARN report. The Journal Star attempted to reach MAT Holdings but did not receive a response. The article notes broader manufacturing-sector layoffs in Illinois but focuses on this planned reduction at MAT's Romeoville site.

Layoff at Metri BWI, LLC · ~25 roles

Texas Family Initiative LLC lays off more than 300 staff in North Texas foster care operations · ~307 roles

Texas Family Initiative LLC, a foster care provider, laid off more than 300 employees in North Texas, according to reporting. The cuts affect its foster care operations in the North Texas region and were described in the article as impacting over 300 staff members. The company did not specify a single affected department or provide an exact effective date for the reductions in the article. The layoffs were presented as a recent workforce reduction by the organization in the region, with no detailed breakdown of roles, severance, or timeline included.

Layoff at Amentum Holdings, Inc. · ~77 roles

Layoff at CJ Logistics America, LLC · ~56 roles

CJ Logistics America, located at 801 Centerville Road in Newville (the Carlisle facility), filed a WARN notice saying the Newville facility will close and cut 56 jobs. The closure is scheduled to be effective by October 31, 2026. The facility is an ambient, food-grade warehouse of 1,138,364 sq. ft. and is one of seven CJ Logistics sites in Pennsylvania. The WARN filing provides the required 60-day notice to workers, the Pennsylvania dislocated worker unit, and local government, signaling a planned workforce reduction rather than a past termination event.

Layoff at Mountain Valley Golf Course · ~111 roles

Mountain Valley Golf Course in Ryan Township, Schuylkill County, announced it will cease operations next month after the property was sold for commercial and industrial use. A WARN notice filed with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor indicates 111 employees will be impacted, with the notice listing a closing date of October 31, 2026; the owners had earlier said the 2026 season would be the course's last and initially cited a mid-October closure. The course operates two 18-hole public courses and an on-site restaurant, The Player's Club, all of which will be affected by the shutdown. The property was purchased by PNK Group of New York City, which has been acquiring Pennsylvania properties since 2022-2023.

Layoff at Crothall Healthcare · ~545 roles

Layoff at FPL Food, LLC · ~450 roles

Crothall Healthcare to terminate 545 VCU Health housekeeping and support staff · ~545 roles

Crothall Healthcare, the contractor that provides housekeeping and maintenance services to VCU Health, lost its contract with VCU Health and said it will terminate all 545 employees at the end of October. The affected workforce at VCU includes roughly 400 housekeepers, 60 floor technicians, 17 housekeeping supervisors and nearly 70 other support employees represented by the SEIU. VCU Health selected HHS Environmental Services as the new contractor effective Nov. 1, and the new contractor may rehire some workers. Crothall notified Virginia's Department of Workforce Development and Advancement that it will cease operations at VCU locations; the change does not affect two VCU Health hospitals in South Hill and Tappahannock.

Layoff at Birchstone Management, LLC · ~55 roles

Layoff at Bridgeway Pointe · ~49 roles

FMC to Close Axis, Alabama Plant, Cutting 41 Jobs · ~41 roles

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.

Citibank Plans 59 Layoffs in Hudson County, NJ · ~59 roles

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.

Layoff at Citibank · ~59 roles

Workday notifies 142 Pleasanton employees of cuts tied to Product & Technology reorg · ~142 roles

Pleasanton-based Workday notified 142 employees on Sept. 29 that they would lose their jobs effective Nov. 1 as part of a reorganization to better align team structures with the company's strategic growth priorities. The reductions, described as approximately 2.5% of Workday’s workforce in SEC filings, primarily affect Workday’s Product and Technology team and include more than 40 software development managers (19 senior), 21 automation engineers (15 senior), the North America CTO and several VPs across software development engineering, marketing and product management. The company said the actions also include select leased office space reductions and that it plans to continue hiring in key strategic areas during fiscal 2027. The notice was reported alongside other Tri-Valley WARN filings that together account for over 400 local job cuts since July.

Layoff at Pathways Community Services dba Clarvida · ~32 roles

Layoff at Pathways Community Services dba Clarvida · ~35 roles

Wells Fargo to eliminate 35 jobs at Jordan Creek campus in West Des Moines · ~35 roles

Wells Fargo announced it will eliminate 35 jobs at its Jordan Creek campus in West Des Moines in November, according to a WARN filing posted Sept. 15. This is the bank's 14th cut since February and follows five layoffs Sept. 1, bringing the month's total to 40; Wells Fargo has announced 362 layoffs in 2026 so far. Company leadership attributed further headcount reductions to increasing use of artificial intelligence, which has contributed to roughly 65,000 layoffs nationwide at the bank since 2019. The bank did not disclose which divisions at the Jordan Creek campus are affected or whether workers will be retained in other roles. The Des Moines metro has seen 1,877 Wells Fargo job cuts in 110 announced rounds since April 2022, per WARN data.