Upcoming layoffs

Layoff at Maverick Washington LLC / Great American Casino · ~96 roles

Layoff at Maverick Washington LLC / Riverside Casino · ~142 roles

Starbucks Corporation Reportedly Plans to Lay Off 224 Employees · ~224 roles

Starbucks Corporation announced it will close about 250 stores across North America and is planning workforce reductions impacting more than 200 corporate employees as part of a $2 billion cost-reduction initiative through fiscal 2028. The company specified cuts of 120 technology positions and 104 roles in coffeehouse design and development while aiming to streamline its North American coffeehouse portfolio and focus resources on higher-performing locations. Starbucks said it will offer transfers to nearby locations and provide severance packages for affected staff, and expects approximately $150 million in employee separation expenses tied to the restructuring and $850 million in store-closure charges. The move is framed as part of CEO Brian Niccol’s plan to improve customer service and operating standards while investing in labor hours and enhanced store designs.

Layoff at BASF · ~62 roles

Verizon Communications Inc. to Lay Off 300 Employees

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.

Success Lending to Wind Down Joint Venture, Laying Off Illinois and Out-of-State Staff · ~121 roles

Success Lending, LLC announced it will shut down its mortgage joint venture and lay off 121 employees effective Nov. 2, 2026. The permanent layoffs include 21 Illinois-based workers and 100 out-of-state employees who report to the Illinois headquarters in Schaumburg. The wind-down follows eXp World Holdings (rebranded as AGNT, Inc.) and Kind Lending's decision to shut down Success Lending, and eXp said it is exploring a new joint venture with Newrez. An eXp spokesperson described the closure as a mutual, strategic decision to wind down the joint venture and framed the move as part of eXp's evolving mortgage strategy. The article cites a report filed with the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity as the source of the layoff notice.

Cemex to lay off 70 workers at Denver cement plant · ~70 roles

Cemex is laying off 70 workers at its Denver cement plant. The article reports a workforce reduction specifically at the Denver facility, affecting 70 employees. No specific department within the plant is identified, and no precise date for the layoffs is provided in the article. The piece does not describe broader company-wide cuts or provide additional numerical context beyond the 70-person reduction.

Layoff at Uber Technologies, Inc. · ~151 roles

Layoff at Uber Technologies, Inc. · ~102 roles

Perstorp Polyols to close Toledo Matzinger Road facility, >50 jobs affected · ~50 roles

Perstorp Polyols is closing its Matzinger Road chemical manufacturing facility in Toledo, Ohio, and has filed a notice with the state announcing layoffs. The closure will begin resulting in layoffs starting Nov. 2 and could continue through July 1, 2027. The notice says more than 50 employees will be affected by the facility closure. The article frames this as a planned workforce reduction tied to the facility shutdown and gives a multi-month timeline for the terminations.

Layoff at Uber Technologies, Inc. · ~43 roles

Layoff at Uber Technologies, Inc. · ~94 roles

Uber Plans Permanent Elimination of 137 Roles at Sunnyvale Engineering Hub · ~137 roles

Uber Technologies, Inc. announced a global reduction of about 10% of its workforce—around 3,300 employees—on Sept. 2 as part of a restructure focusing on coastal hubs. A state filing indicates Uber will cut 137 permanent jobs at two Sunnyvale locations on Mathilda Place, with the layoffs set to take effect Nov. 2, 2026. The company said it will rein in remote workers and concentrate teams in New York City and San Francisco; it is unclear how many Bay Area roles are included in the global 3,300 figure. The Sunnyvale layoffs are planned and permanent per the filing, and no specific departments were named in the report.

Layoff at Conifer's Health Solutions · ~1,037 roles

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

Keystone Tower Systems announced it will close its Pampa, Texas facility and lay off 79 workers. The closure affects the Pampa plant workforce specifically; the article identifies the 79 employees as the number impacted by the shutdown. The company cited the facility closure as the reason for the job cuts. No specific department beyond the Pampa facility was named, nor was a specific date given for when the layoffs took effect. The article does not provide details on severance, rehiring, or broader company-wide cuts.

Layoff at TScan Therapeutics Inc. dba TScan · ~96 roles

Uber plans layoffs at San Francisco HQ and Sunnyvale offices · ~390 roles

Uber Technologies filed a WARN notice saying it will lay off 363 employees at its Chicago office as part of a restructuring. The notice states layoffs will begin Nov. 2 and end Feb. 2, though no specific single effective date was provided. The cuts affect the company's Chicago office at 433 W. Van Buren St.; Uber did not respond to requests for comment. The filing follows a prior 2021 downsizing of that office, when the company still planned to maintain about 2,000 employees at the site.

Layoff at Uber Technologies, Inc. · ~93 roles

Uber Technologies Inc. cut 93 jobs in Washington as part of a broader global restructuring. The company announced the reduction affecting 93 Washington-based roles amid an organizational realignment and cost-management effort. The article frames these cuts as one element of wider changes at Uber, without specifying a particular internal department or an exact effective date. Company statements and broader context around its restructuring and workforce strategy are included in the reporting.

Layoff at Renewal by Andersen LLC · ~52 roles

Layoff at Renewal by Andersen LLC · ~79 roles

Layoff at Renewal by Andersen LLC · ~153 roles

Layoff at Stanford Health Care · ~79 roles

Layoff at Stanford Health Care · ~16 roles

Layoff at Twin City Foods, Inc. · ~109 roles

Haas Automation to Relocate 73 Assembly Jobs from California to Henderson, Nevada · ~73 roles

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.