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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.

Nov 3, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

Raley’s to close Brentwood store, eliminating 51 jobs · ~51 roles

Raley's· Brentwood, California

Raley's filed with the state labor agency to close its 2400 Sand Creek Road supermarket in Brentwood, a closure the company told the Employment Development Department will eliminate 51 jobs. The company said the cuts are permanent and are scheduled to take effect on Nov. 3, 2026. The article also notes prior planned closures by Raley's, including an Antioch store that would eliminate 43 jobs in late April, and separate Nob Hill Foods closures in Mountain View (50 jobs) and Los Gatos (date and job count unknown). The Brentwood store shutdown is presented as a company-planned, permanent reduction tied to store closures rather than a temporary furlough or industry-wide action.

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Nov 6, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

Montrose Forest Products issues WARN notices risking closure and jobs in Montrose, CO

Montrose Forest Products· Montrose, Colorado, USA

Montrose Forest Products, a sawmill near Montrose Regional Airport owned by Neiman Enterprises, issued WARN notices affecting around 90 employees on September 8 as it searches for a buyer. The mill remains operating but the WARN notice lists November 6 as the last day, and a closure after that date is possible if no buyer is found. Neiman said the mill works with eight independent logging contractors (about 50 people) though only two contractors are currently active. The article frames the WARN filing as a formal step toward potential layoffs and highlights the mill's regional importance to timber suppliers and forest-management work.

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Nov 6, 2026 – Nov 19, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

4XH Logistics to Lay Off 230 San Antonio-Area Workers Nov. 6–19 · ~230 roles

4XH Logistics LLC· San Antonio, Texas

4XH Logistics, a freight and delivery company in the San Antonio area, filed a notice reporting plans to lay off 230 employees between Nov. 6 and Nov. 19. The cuts were disclosed to the Texas Workforce Commission and reported by KENS 5 amid rising local unemployment. The article frames the layoffs in the context of bankruptcy timing for affected workers, explaining how the federal six-month means test for Chapter 7 counts recent wages and may affect filing strategy. Leinart Law Firm advises employees to consider timing relative to final paychecks and ongoing creditor actions; the piece emphasizes that wages from months within the six-month lookback continue to count toward the means test.

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How we track upcoming layoffs

We monitor news articles and company announcements to identify planned layoffs. This information is extracted using AI and verified by our team. Note that planned layoffs can be cancelled or modified, so always check the latest news.