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Bank of New York Mellon — WARN Act layoff notices

Official state WARN filings by Bank of New York Mellon since 1988, normalized from state labor department sources. Latest notice: 2024-03-11.

Also filed as: BNY Mellon

Filed under 3 spellings in state records, merged on this page: Bank of New York Mellon (BNY Mellon); Bank of New York Mellon (Distribution Services).

18notices
1,430workers affected
4states
Notice dateStateLocationEmployeesEffective dateType
2024-03-11New YorkOneida DOL Rapid Response Coordinator: Mike Clark Local Workforce Development Board Name: Working Solutions The employees were not represented by a union. Í( Í1302024-03-25Layoff
2024-01-01New JerseyPennington, Jersey City, Woodland Park622024-01-22
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Philadelphia2802015-10-09Layoff
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Philadelphia2802015-04-07Layoff
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Philadelphia12012-02-17Plant Closure
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Philadelphia22011-12-02Plant Closing
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Philadelphia52011-09-30Plant Closing
2011-09-30New YorkNew York1242011-07-01Plant Unit Closing
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Philadelphia52011-08-12Plant Closing
PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Philadelphia122011-06-17Plant Closure
2011-05-01New JerseyLodi982011-07-29
2011-05-01New JerseyLodi982011-08-12
2011-04-01Rhode IslandPawtucket98Closing
2011-03-21New YorkNew York1242011-07-01Plant Unit Closing
2010-09-01New JerseyLodi982010-11-26
2010-06-01New JerseyLODI392010-08-27
2009-08-14New YorkNew York292009-11-13Plant Unit Closing
2009-07-03New YorkNew York452009-10-19Plant Unit Closing

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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