Upcoming layoffs

Layoff at Quixote Studio Services - Sylmar South · ~3 roles

Layoff at Quixote Studio Services - North Valley · ~29 roles

Layoff at Quixote Studio Services - Sylmar North · ~1 role

Layoff at Quixote Studio Services · ~24 roles

Layoff at Sagemoor Group Management Services Inc · ~443 roles

Layoff at Columbia Reach Chiawana Orchards · ~570 roles

Dana Reportedly Plans to Lay Off 3 Employees · ~3 roles

A manager recounts that in a confidential meeting with his director and HR he was told the department will cut three roles effective around November 15, and that one of those roles belongs to his report, Dana. The decision is described as budget-driven and based on last-in, first-out on a specific project rather than performance. Dana, a four-year analyst who has 19 days of unused PTO (with company policy capping payout at 10 days), is unaware of the planned cuts and is foregoing time off to appear indispensable. The manager was explicitly instructed by HR not to disclose the decision until HR announces it, leaving him to balance confidentiality with fairness once the layoffs are announced.

Layoff at Greenridge Farming Inc · ~193 roles

National Frozen Foods Plans Cuts at Moses Lake and Chehalis Plants · ~439 roles

National Frozen Foods Corporation announced planned workforce reductions affecting its Moses Lake and Chehalis, Washington facilities. The company said it will lay off 439 workers at those plants. The announcement frames these job cuts as a planned action (with no specific effective date provided in the article). No single department was specified; the reduction appears to be site-based at the two facilities. The article did not provide additional operational details or a timeline for when the layoffs will take effect.

Layoff at Quincy Foods · ~65 roles

Wells Fargo to Cut 35 Jobs at Jordan Creek Campus in Mid-November · ~35 roles

Wells Fargo announced an additional round of layoffs affecting its Jordan Creek campus in West Des Moines, with 35 employees to be laid off effective in mid-November. The article states this is the bank's 19th cut to the Jordan Creek campus this year and notes prior cuts have affected 427 employees according to the Iowa WARN website. Wells Fargo attributed the ongoing reductions in part to increased use of artificial intelligence in the banking industry and said layoffs are expected to continue, though it did not specify which departments would be affected. The announced 35-job reduction is scheduled to take effect in mid-November and is described as an additional planned round of cuts.

Layoff at Cascade View Fruit & Cold Storage, LLC · ~259 roles

Layoff at Loftus Administrative Services LLC · ~376 roles

Loftus Administrative Services LLC has notified that it plans permanent layoffs affecting 407 employees in Washington. The company filed notices (a WARN filing) announcing the workforce reduction; the article frames this as a planned action rather than completed terminations. No specific department or exact effective date is provided in the article, and the filing appears to be the formal announcement of the planned cuts. The story situates the layoffs in Washington and provides the headcount the company reported, but offers limited detail on timing or departmental impacts.

Layoff at Pacific Ag Services LLC · ~530 roles

Layoff at DesigneRX Pharmaceuticals, Inc. · ~7 roles

OVG Hospitality May Lay Off 128 Concessions Workers at Ventura County Fairgrounds · ~128 roles

OVG Hospitality, part of the Oak View Group, filed a notice saying competition over management of food and beverage concessions at the Ventura County Fairgrounds could result in layoffs of 128 hospitality workers. OVG has been the master concessionaire for food, beer and other beverages at the beachside fairgrounds since 2012. The potential job cuts are tied to the concession management competition and are expected to occur in mid-November according to the notice to state officials. The article frames this as a planned workforce reduction tied to a contract/management change rather than an immediate, already-completed layoff.

Layoff at Sundquist Fruit, LLC · ~243 roles

Aramark to terminate 69 food-service jobs at Boeing St. Louis sites · ~69 roles

Aramark notified the Missouri Department of Workforce Development via a WARN letter that it will not be retained to provide food services at Boeing sites in the St. Louis area beyond November 16, 2026. As a result, Aramark expects to permanently terminate employment for 69 workers, including food service management, administrative support, cooks, chefs and supervisors. The WARN notice was filed to comply with the Federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act and the letter noted that many displaced workers could continue employment with an incoming food service provider. The action is tied to Boeing’s decision to move to a different food service provider rather than a companywide restructuring.

Bechtel Power Corporation to Cut 200 Jobs at Reston Site After Natrium Project Stalls · ~200 roles

Bechtel Power Corporation announced the layoff of 200 employees at its Reston location after Bechtel and partner TerraPower were unable to agree on how to proceed with the next phase of the Natrium Demonstration Project. The article reports that these announced cuts comprised the bulk of 451 job-loss announcements in Northern Virginia between June 21 and Sept. 21, a period that saw a more than 47% increase in announced job losses compared with the prior year. The piece notes overall summer job-loss figures for the region and state, cites WARN Act notice requirements for large employers, and updates that separate possible layoffs at General Dynamics did not occur. No specific effective date for Bechtel’s layoffs is provided in the article.

Aramark to Terminate 69 Food-Service Workers at Boeing in St. Charles, MO · ~69 roles

Aramark Services, Inc. filed a WARN notice with Missouri authorities announcing it will permanently terminate employment for 69 workers assigned to the Boeing client account in St. Charles, Missouri, after losing the contract. The terminations are expected to be effective November 16, 2026. Aramark noted in its notice that while it expects these employees to be affected, most displaced workers typically have continued employment opportunities with the incoming provider. The notice follows a contract loss with Boeing and contributes to a larger set of WARN notices in the state but specifically affects Aramark's Boeing-assigned food-service staff.

Layoff at IPS Nationwide, Inc. · ~50 roles

Layoff at IPS Nationwide, Inc. · ~212 roles

Layoff at Grocery Delivery E-Services USA, Inc. dba HelloFresh · ~374 roles

Layoff at FirstFruits, LLC · ~1,200 roles

Layoff at Providence Health & Services · ~3 roles