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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.

Sep 29, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

FedEx to lay off 62 employees at Palm Springs facility · ~62 roles

FedEx Corporation· Palm Springs, CA

FedEx announced it will lay off 62 employees at its Palm Springs facility at 111 Bird Center Drive effective Sept. 29 as part of a broader Network 2.0 overhaul to streamline pickup, transport and delivery with a 'one van, one neighborhood' model. The company filed a California WARN notice and said workers were informed months in advance, with some offered other roles, relocation aid, job placement assistance or severance. FedEx characterized the decision as part of a network transformation intended to improve efficiency and projects roughly $2 billion in annual savings by the end of 2027. The cuts affect this specific Palm Springs facility and are part of wider changes that have impacted workers in other counties.

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Sep 30, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

Diageo North America WARN notice for mass layoff in New York affecting 305 employees · ~305 roles

Diageo North America, Inc· New York, New York, USA· Manufacturing

Strauss Borrelli PLLC is investigating Diageo North America, Inc. for a potential violation of the WARN Act after Diageo notified the New York Department of Labor on June 30, 2026 of a mass layoff at its New York facility. The firm says Diageo may have laid off 305 employees without providing the required 60 days' notice, which could entitle affected workers to 60 days of severance pay and benefits under the WARN Act. The notice triggers an inquiry into whether Diageo failed to provide timely written notice to employees and government parties. The article is an invitation for potentially affected Diageo employees in New York to contact Strauss Borrelli about legal remedies.

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Sep 30, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

FedEx to close two California facilities, laying off 116 workers · ~116 roles

FedEx Corporation· Palm Springs and Victorville, California

FedEx Corporation filed that it will close two facilities in Palm Springs and Victorville, California, and lay off 116 employees effective at the end of September 2026. The company said employees were notified months in advance and some were offered other roles within FedEx; it also cited broader network optimization begun in 2022 to merge ground and express delivery networks. The article notes this follows a June 23 filing for 57 layoffs at a San Diego facility and references prior closures that cut 174 employees in Emeryville and Oakland last June. FedEx said the initiative aims to save $2 billion through optimization, will close additional stations through 2027, and offered job-placement assistance, relocation aid or severance to affected workers.

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Sep 30, 2026Upcoming · Estimated

BASF to Cease Multiple Production Lines at McIntosh Site; WARN Lists 79 Affected · ~79 roles

BASF· McIntosh, Alabama, USA· Performance Chemicals / production lines (specialty chemicals)

BASF announced it will cease operation of multiple production lines at its McIntosh, Alabama site by the end of Q1 2027, while maintaining reduced granulation operations and site services. The company cited high relative operating costs, commoditization, and margin pressure as reasons for the action and said it is working to support impacted employees. A Workforce Alabama WARN posting dated July 22 lists a planned closure at the BASF Corporation McIntosh facility effective September 30, 2026, affecting 79 employees. BASF emphasized continued commitment to its North American network despite the reduction and ongoing investments elsewhere in the U.S.

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