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A wholesale salon and beauty supply distributor operating near Birmingham has announced plans to shut down its facility, triggering layoffs that will affect nearly 80 employees.
https://www.al.com/business/2026/01/salon-distributor-to-close-alabama-facility-laying-off-80-workers.html
Smoky Mountain Logistics, LLC plans to permanently close its Lebanon facility at the end of February, affecting 145 employees, the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development announced Monday.The shutdown is set to take effect Feb. 28.
https://fox17.com/news/local/smoky-mountain-logistics-to-close-lebanon-facility-impacting-145-jobs-by-februarys-end
Linamar Shelbyville is preparing to permanently close its operations later this year, with the shutdown scheduled for July 31. The closure will impact 80 employees at the facility located at 100 Northcreek Drive.
https://fox17.com/news/local/linamar-shelbyville-announces-closure-impacted-80-employees-bedford-county-tennessee
In a WARN notice sent Tuesday to the Connecticut Department of Labor and Cheshire Town Council Chairman (Mayor) Peter Talbot, Macy’s said its fulfillment center buildings located at 475 Knotter Drive and 181 West Johnson Ave. in Cheshire are closing and 993 full-time and part-time positions are being eliminated.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/public-safety-and-emergencies/health-and-safety-alerts/macy-s-to-lay-off-nearly-1k-workers-close-facilities-in-cheshire/ar-AA1UdzXb
DF is making press releases about 20x workers at the secretive Long Beach. I've heard of 10x but 20x, oh my.
Here we go... merry whatever 😌 Scx cutting down to a fuel pad. Linwood to add 16 craft jobs if you want to move and that's it. No moving money either.
MORE than 100 workers are set to lose their jobs as the closure of a Home Depot distribution megahub is just days away.
The failed $10billion logistics facility in Davidson County, Middle Tennessee, will shut its doors by January 9, 2026.
https://www.the-sun.com/money/15729691/home-depot-facility-confirms-shutdown-closure-days-away/
“Today we had a change of operations meeting for the closing of UPS Kinston center. Fortunately, while the building is closing, all the employees have the opportunity to follow work, and none will be forced to be laid off! The benefits of having a union contract!! Thanks to all the Business Agents and Shop Stewards who ensured the company followed the contract protecting our.” – said Rick Armstrong of Teamsters Local 391.
https://www.wnct.com/news/ups-kinston-center-closing-but-no-layoffs-for-union-employees/
Some 200 Dallas residents will be out of a job early next year as Southern Methodist University makes changes to its janitorial services. In late December letter, ABM Texas General Services informed the Texas Workforce Commission that 211 team members will be laid off effective March 12.
https://www.chron.com/news/article/southern-methodist-university-layoffs-21266369.php
The Tyson beef plant/facility closes on January 20, 2026 in Lexington Nebraska town of 11k. This is per AP. Not cool.
Wausau Equipment, a company specializing in the design and manufacturing of snow removal and ice control products, has announced it will close its corporate headquarters located at 1905 S. Moorland Road. This decision will result in the layoff of all 67 employees at the New Berlin facility.
https://www.heremilwaukee.com/wausau-equipment-closure-new-berlin/
HD Supply’s distribution center in Middle Tennessee will permanently close next year, with layoffs announced ahead of the holiday season.
https://www.wsmv.com/2025/10/28/tennessee-supply-plant-closing-laying-off-more-than-100-workers/
Where I am, there’s basically nowhere else to go.
The Wall Street Journal’s Patrick Thomas reported that “Tyson Foods, America’s largest meat supplier, is planning to close one of its largest beef-processing plants in Nebraska at a time when a cattle shortage in the U.S. squeezes meatpacking companies. The Lexington, Neb., plant employs roughly 3,000 people and can sla-ghter almost 5,000 cattle a day, according to industry estimates.”
“Tyson is the first of the big four meatpacking companies that process 85% of beef in the U.S. to close a major plant during the current cattle supply crunch,” Thomas reported. “Meatpackers including Tyson have been losing hundreds of millions of dollars processing beef because of the lowest amount of cattle on U.S. pastures since the 1950s.”
https://farmpolicynews.illinois.edu/2025/11/tyson-closing-major-beef-processing-plant-in-nebraska/
Per the WARN Notice, GXO Logistics Worldwide, LLC will be laying off 69 employees in Cumberland County starting on January 12, 2026, and ending on May 30, 2026.
https://www.abc27.com/local-business/logistics-company-in-cumberland-county-to-cease-operations/
The Taubman Co. is preparing to shutter its Bloomfield Hills headquarters and lay off over 100 employees in the wake of its recent acquisition by Simon Property Group, the nation's largest mall owner and operator.
https://www.freep.com/story/money/business/michigan/2025/11/19/mall-developer-taubman-office-close-105-layoffs/87354053007/
The North Carolina-based book distributor Baker and Taylor LLC laid off 253 Illinois workers this month after announcing the closure of its Momence facility.
https://www.pjstar.com/story/news/state/2025/11/16/layoffs-ahead-for-over-1500-illinois-workers-heres-what-we-know/87233878007/
In the first one, Great Floors, a subsidiary of Artisan Design Group, plans to close five stores in January, including one in Puyallup. It stated that 58 workers would be affected, including more than 10 at its 716 S. Hill Park Drive location.
https://www.thenewstribune.com/news/business/article312923233.html
Now that the China Grove fulfillment center/ DC is open, any word if the Stone Mountain DC will be closing soon? Stone Mountain is one of the oldest facilities for Macy's.
Creative Testing Solutions, the largest nonprofit blood donor testing lab company in the U.S., notified the Texas Workforce Commission that it will permanently close its facility at 4401 Freidrich Lane and lay off all employees at the site by Dec. 12. The positions range from managers and supervisors to testing technologists and trainers.
https://www.statesman.com/business/employment/article/creative-testing-solutions-austin-closure-layoff-21104538.php
had a meeting with scott toller and HR rollingon will not go past 2026. Facility is relocating to forth worth. Everyone got a letter will have 60 days prior to closing. Time to look for a new job fellas.
I saw they finally leaked the entire location is closing. They should give employees time to find new jobs, most won't be able to relocate. How they treat employees is wrong
Hearing a lot of rumors about IMS Tulsa being shut down / severe reduction in force. Anything?
Weiss Memorial Hospital - Chicago IL - 289 layoffs on Oct 25, hospital closed in August - https://www.pjstar.com/story/news/state/2025/10/13/illinois-businesses-report-waves-of-layoffs-according-to-warn-act/86609807007/
If you value your self respect and want to beat the layoffs, get out now. In three weeks you won't have a chance. The move has already started with many orders being pushed out until the move has been completed. If you wonders what is going on, a PCOE employee slipped out that two areas are closing and there work going back overseas and the employees will be laid off. All any one has to do is look around, were is the work. Warehouse employees look busy but the jobs are being sent overseas. The worst part is the PGLs are gone half the day. They won't face the employees.
Can anyone clarify the current situation and schedule for Imperial’s Sarnia research facilities? I had heard they were being shuttered and relocated to Texas, but more recently I’ve seen that fewer than 100 personnel may be affected, with changes phased in through 2028.
Does anyone have factual updates or confirmation on what’s actually happening?
More specifically, the DeRoyal facility in LaFollette, Tennessee, which produces all kinds of tools and instruments for use in healthcare settings, is closing down primary operations by the end of this month – with full shutdown by the end of 2025.
https://www.newsbreak.com/the-coconut-mama-317784482/4234203487555-tennessee-braces-for-incoming-factory-shutdown-and-153-layoffs-confirmed
Company: Woodstock Christian Life Services (Hearthstone Communities)
The facility is closing entirely for financial reasons. Hearthstone Communities, a senior living and nursing care provider in Woodstock, has operated for over a century. Attempts to find a buyer or otherwise avoid closure appear to have failed, causing the organization to shutter. The layoffs are not just reductions but part of full facility cessation.
Hundreds of layoffs are coming to Houston as two major companies downsize their local operations.
CyraCom International, a remote interpretation provider recently acquired by Propio, will close its Houston facility and eliminate 355 jobs beginning December 1. The cuts include interpreters in Spanish, Vietnamese, Portuguese, Arabic and several other languages. CyraCom’s Arizona office will also see about 500 jobs cut as part of the restructuring.
Essendant Management Services, a distribution company, has also announced plans to cut 92 jobs in Houston this November due to business downsizing.
These announcements come after recent WARN Act filings revealed nearly 1,900 layoffs statewide from August through October, with Houston shouldering most of the impact. Both CyraCom and Essendant have not yet provided further comment.
Banner Health will transition McKee Medical Center into a specialty hospital, closing its ER and affecting 351 positions across Northern Colorado facilities.
https://www.9news.com/article/news/health/banner-health-mckee-hospital-staff-northern-colorado-layoffs-er-closure/73-90d5363d-2f2b-42bc-bdc4-78f9c5267898
Anybody know what Manufacturing Facility they are closing? We heard Scotland.
For those of us still in South Florida, hurricane season is here ! The Forecasters are predicting some big storms this fall with a couple of potential direct monster hits to Florida east coast. How many days will Boca be closed with the storms and it makes no sense to have a critical facility for disaster recovery in hurricane alley. Can’t get everything moved to the cloud fast enough before the layoffs storms hit.
I recently heard a rumor (not officially confirmed) that Dell Technologies may be planning a phased withdrawal from the Chinese market, with a complete exit by Q3 2027. Below is the timeline I heard:
2025 Q4 – End of Production
Closure of Xiamen & Chengdu factories
2026 Q1 – Sales Reduction
Halt consumer PC sales, end new enterprise contracts
2026 Q3 – R&D Relocation
Shanghai R&D center moves to Singapore
2027 Q3 – Complete Exit
Deregister legal entities, keep compliance only