US layoff notices — week of Mar 9, 2026 to Mar 15, 2026

42WARN notices
2,544workers affected
16states

Counts cover the free tier, no delay of the normalized US WARN dataset; notices that surface later are added to this page retroactively. Worker totals sum only notices that published a headcount.

Biggest layoff notices this week

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Lourdes UniversityOHSylvania/Lucas3872026-03-13
Atlassian USCASan Francisco County2522026-03-12
KPR USGAMarvin Griffin Rd Augusta, Richmond County2132026-03-11
Cree LightingWIRacine1722026-03-12
AgrimacsWAChelan1452026-03-09
NBCUniversal MediaNYNew York1232026-03-13
Rise BakingWAKent1202026-03-12
Bering Global SolutionsDCWashington, DC1082026-03-13
Nan McKay & AssociatesFLMIAMI, FL, 33131972026-03-11
Albertson's/SafewayDCWashington, DC872026-03-13
Kenco Logistic ServicesNCCharlotte, Mecklenburg County862026-03-11
Kem KrestINCarmel772026-03-10
NY HEAT, LLC. (The Lambs Club)NYNew York752026-03-11
Boston ElectrometallurgicalMAWoburn, MA712026-03-12
WIT LogisticsINPlainfield652026-03-13

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Ohio (OH)2451
California (CA)11399
Washington (WA)4340
Georgia (GA)2214
New York (NY)2198
District of Columbia (DC)2195
Wisconsin (WI)1172
Indiana (IN)2142
Florida (FL)2101
Maryland (MD)798
North Carolina (NC)186
Iowa (IA)276
Massachusetts (MA)171
Nevada (NV)11
Hawaii (HI)10
Oklahoma (OK)10
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