Cornerstone Building Brands Inc. has announced upcoming layoffs affecting 61 employees. The company sent a WARN notification detailing the impending job reductions. These permanent separations are expected to occur around October 19th. The affected... — read more
Cumulus Media Cuts Local Radio Voices
Nationwide layoffs at Cumulus Media have resulted in the departure of two long-serving radio personalities from KFRU in Mid-Missouri. David Gaines and Simon Rose were affected by these company-wide reductions. Rose had a career spanning 37 years at... — read more
St. Louis County Faces Police Layoff Threat
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page warned of potential police layoffs if new revenue sources are not found. He cited insufficient funding from Prop P to cover rising police department costs. Page suggested using Rams settlement funds or a new online... — read more
Railcrew Xpress Slashes Workforce
Railcrew Xpress will eliminate over 400 jobs due to a lost contract. The company transports railroad crews between trains. This significant reduction follows the termination of a contract with a major Eastern railroad. The exact number of affected... — read more
Cumulus Media Cuts Kansas City Radio Talent
Nationwide layoffs have impacted Cumulus Media's Kansas City operations. Several on-air personalities from Power 105.1 FM announced their departures on social media. These hosts included midday, morning, and afternoon show presenters. The company is... — read more
Head Start Program Faces Funding Cuts
Proposed changes to the Head Start program could lead to significant negative consequences. Advocates warn that these alterations may result in the dismissal of teachers. Furthermore, the quality of educational standards could be compromised. These... — read more
St. Louis County Voters Reject Online Tax
St. Louis County voters overwhelmingly rejected Proposition U, a local use tax on out-of-state online purchases. This proposition was estimated to generate $100 million annually for the county. The defeat leaves the next county executive with the... — read more
General Mills Closes Missouri Pizza Crust Plant
General Mills will permanently close its pizza crust manufacturing facility in St. Charles, Missouri. This shutdown will result in the layoff of 163 employees, primarily production staff. The company had previously announced these closure plans in an... — read more
FedEx to Shut Down Missouri Operations
FedEx will close two facilities in Missouri, impacting 143 employees. The closures are scheduled for September 28, 2026. Employees were notified of these changes in April. Affected workers will be offered transfers, severance, or leaves of absence... — read more
McKesson Cuts Staff at Rx Savings Solutions
McKesson has initiated layoffs at its subsidiary, Rx Savings Solutions. This move is part of a broader strategy to expand the business. The company is targeting significant revenue growth for Rx Savings Solutions. These workforce reductions are a key... — read more
Schnucks to Close Warehouse, Eliminate Union Jobs
Schnucks will close its last company-owned warehouse in Bridgeton, Missouri, next year. This closure will result in the layoff of nearly 60 Teamsters Local 688 members. The company is transitioning away from operating its own warehouses. Schnucks has... — read more
Mental Health Center Faces Staff Cuts
Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center has announced significant layoffs. These job reductions will impact numerous employees. The facility is also relocating patients. Community members are expressing concern over these changes. The full... — read more
Chartwells Layoffs Follow Parkway School District Contract Loss
A food service provider is permanently laying off 93 workers. The company lost its contract with the Parkway School District. This employment loss is effective in late June and early July. No bumping rights are available for affected employees. The... — read more
Nature's Bakery Faces WARN Act Scrutiny
A law firm is investigating Nature's Bakery for a potential violation of the WARN Act. The company recently announced a mass layoff affecting 345 employees at its Hazelwood, Missouri facility. This federal law requires employers to provide 60 days'... — read more
Charter Communications Closes Missouri Office
Charter Communications will close its regional office in Town and Country, Missouri. This closure will result in 107 employees losing their jobs. The affected positions include network engineers and upper management. The company is issuing a WARN... — read more
Nature's Bakery Shuts Missouri Facility, 345 Jobs Affected
Nature's Bakery plans to permanently close its Hazelwood, Missouri manufacturing plant. This closure will result in 345 employee layoffs. Manufacturing operations are transferring to other company facilities. The plant will continue operating through... — read more
Great Southern Bank Cuts 66 Jobs, Shuts Nine Branches
Great Southern Bank is implementing a multi-state workforce reduction. A WARN notice details 66 positions affected across four states. Missouri accounts for 45 of these job eliminations. This reduction includes closing nine bank locations... — read more
LiUNA Local 955 Challenges MU Health Care Job Reductions
LiUNA Local 955 plans a protest and march on Monday. This follows 74 employee layoffs at MU Health Care. The union demands good-faith bargaining and living wages. MU Health Care cited financial challenges for its restructuring. The union alleges... — read more
Missouri AG Sued Over Gambling Machine Enforcement
Two lawsuits challenge Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway's actions. They accuse her of unlawfully threatening businesses over slot machine games. One group argues the state cannot revoke licenses based on undefined "moral character."... — read more
Creighton University: Mid-America Manufacturing Expands, Jobs Decline
The Creighton University Mid-America Business Conditions Index climbed to 56.0 in June. This indicates solid economic growth in the regional manufacturing sector. However, the employment index remained weak at 49.8, showing job losses. The region's... — read more
Great Southern Bank Announces Branch Closures and Layoffs
Great Southern Bank is closing nine branches and eliminating 66 jobs. Three of these branch closures are in the Springfield area. Affected locations include Springfield, Ozark, and Nixa, all set to close on October 1. Branches in Missouri, Arkansas... — read more
iHeartMedia Reduces St. Louis Radio Station Staff
iHeartMedia implemented layoffs affecting its St. Louis operations. The San Antonio-based company let go employees. Several local radio stations experienced these staff reductions. Radio hosts were among those affected by the layoffs. One host had... — read more
Ferguson City Hall Cuts Jobs, Seeks New Taxes
Ferguson officials face a significant budget crisis. The city plans to cut $2 million and eliminate 12 jobs. Eight positions are layoffs across six departments, including police and fire. Officials are considering asking voters for new sales and... — read more
MU Health Care Reduces Staff, Shuts Down Quick Care Sites
MU Health Care announced an organizational redesign. This redesign resulted in 74 employee layoffs. The health system also eliminated 150 total positions, with 76 already vacant. Four Hy-Vee Quick Care clinics will close due to declining demand... — read more
Rising costs trigger layoffs at Missouri conservation agency
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Centene Offers Workforce Buyouts to Cut Costs
Centene Corporation is offering voluntary buyouts to most employees. This move aims to cut costs after losing members across key plans. The health insurance giant serves over 26 million members nationwide. Layoffs may occur if insufficient employees... — read more
Bausch + Lomb Announces St. Louis Layoffs
Bausch + Lomb confirmed a mass layoff affecting 119 workers. This impacts its Kirkwood, Missouri facility. Production of certain surgical products is moving from the St. Louis area. The transfer will occur in phases to manage inventory. Layoffs are... — read more
Wicked Superstore Staff Laid Off Following Federal Raid
Federal agents raided Wicked Superstore on June 2. The owner then announced indefinite layoffs for all staff. He stated he lacked funds to pay them for recent work. Former employees claimed no knowledge of illegal activities. The store had a history... — read more
Amdocs Plans Significant Global Workforce Reduction
Amdocs is preparing for a major global workforce reduction. This action is part of a broad company reorganization. The software giant expects to cut 7% to 10% of its total employees. New President and CEO Shimie Hortig is leading these changes. ... — read more
St. Louis Public Schools Plans Staff Cuts Amid Budget Crisis
The Missouri education department has warned school districts to expect reduced state funding. This financial shortfall could lead to larger class sizes, school closures, and staff layoffs. St. Louis Public Schools faces a significant budget deficit... — read more
Timken Belts to Cease Operations in Missouri, 280 Jobs Lost
Timken Belts announced the closure of its Springfield manufacturing site. Over 280 employees will lose their positions by late 2026. Layoff procedures will commence in August 2026. Its Springfield operations were excluded from a recent business sale... — read more
Nike Cuts 172 Jobs in Missouri
Nike plans significant workforce reductions in Missouri. A WARN notice detailed the upcoming layoffs. 172 employees will be affected at its St. Charles facility. The job cuts are effective starting June 26, 2026. No union representation or bumping... — read more
St. Louis Company May Reduce Customer Service Roles
A St. Louis company employs over 2,300 people. Officials indicated potential job reductions. A limited number of positions are affected. These affected roles are in customer service. The company's specific name was not provided. St. Louis ... — read more
KIPP St. Louis Schools Plan Layoffs for Next Year
KIPP St. Louis charter schools will lay off an unknown number of staff members. These reductions are planned for after the current academic year. The organization currently employs about 350 people across six schools. KIPP St. Louis faces an... — read more
Missouri Job Openings Remain Steady in December
Missouri recorded 136,000 job openings during December 2025. This figure was a slight decrease from the previous month. The job openings rate for the state held steady at 4.3 percent. Missouri saw 108,000 hires and 102,000 total separations. Layoffs... — read more
Main Street Sports Group Plans St. Louis Office Closure
Main Street Sports Group expects to close its St. Louis office. This action will result in 25 permanent layoffs. The company issued a WARN notice to state officials. Layoffs are anticipated by April 14 across various departments. This follows the St... — read more
Railcrew Xpress Inc. Announces Multi-State Layoffs
Railcrew Xpress Inc. is initiating layoffs. The company, a Kansas City transportation firm, filed WARN notices. Notices were filed for workers in Virginia, Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina. At least eight North Carolina offices will also close. A... — read more
Greenbrier Central Furloughs 94 Employees in Missouri
Greenbrier Central will temporarily lay off 94 workers. These furloughs will begin around March 24. The company's railcar site in Kennett, Missouri is affected. Reduced production needs and business conditions caused these actions. Missouri's Rapid... — read more
Springfield Workforce Department to Cut 11 Positions
The City of Springfield's Workforce Development division faces job cuts. This is due to delays in federal funding. Eleven positions are at risk within the division. Six positions will be laid off by July 1, with five more possible by October 1. Core... — read more
Saks Fifth Avenue St. Louis Store Closing, 65 Jobs Lost
Saks Fifth Avenue will close its St. Louis, Missouri store. This closure will result in 65 job losses. The store is located at 1 Plaza Frontenac Street. Employee separations are scheduled between May 6 and May 31, 2026. The company submitted a WARN... — read more