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ABB — WARN Act layoff notices

Official state WARN filings by ABB since 1988, normalized from state labor department sources. Latest notice: 2024-10-23.

Filed under 3 spellings in state records, merged on this page: ABB Optical Group; ABB/Con-Cise Optical Group LLC - Mid-Hudson Region.

15notices
1,001workers affected
8states
Notice dateStateLocationEmployeesEffective dateType
2024-10-23CaliforniaAlameda County1382024-12-16Closure Permanent
2022-10-13New YorkWestchester1072023-01-13Closure
2021-04-30North CarolinaCleveland County2652021-07-05Closure
2021-01-25FloridaLAKE MARY, FL, 3274662021-02-28—
2020-12-21FloridaLAKE MARY, FL, 3274662021-02-28—
2020-12-11FloridaLAKE MARY, FL, 32746442020-10-31—
2020-11-04TennesseeHamblen312020-12-31—
2020-11-04FloridaLAKE MARY, FL, 32746402020-12-26—
2020-08-31FloridaLAKE MARY, FL, 32746442020-10-31—
2019-04-30FloridaCORAL SPRINGS, FL, 33065152019-06-30—
2019-02-26FloridaCORAL SPRINGS, FL, 33065312019-04-30—
2018-09-25Florida33065252018-11-30—
2016-05-31Arizona—89—WARN
2011-01-26AlabamaMuscle Shoals1592011-04-04Closing *
2010-05-03Kentucky—12010-06-30Layoff

Source: state WARN Act disclosures, normalized in the free US WARN notices dataset (CSV/JSON, no login, no delay, notices 1988+). WARN notices are advance notifications of plant closings and mass layoffs; actual layoff counts and dates can change after filing.

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