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United States Cellular — WARN Act layoff notices

Official state WARN filings by United States Cellular since 1988, normalized from state labor department sources. Latest notice: 2025-07-09.

Filed under 3 spellings in state records, merged on this page: United States Cellular (USCC); United States Cellular Corporation (USCC).

10notices
8,700workers affected
8states
Notice dateStateLocationEmployeesEffective dateType
2025-07-09WisconsinMultiple2025-06-02WR
MichiganStatewide, Statewide122025-06-02Layoff
2025-04-17TennesseeBlount, Knox, Monroe, and Sevier2862025-06-02
2025-04-09CaliforniaMendocino County82025-06-02Layoff Permanent
2025-04-09CaliforniaDel Norte County62025-06-02Layoff Permanent
2025-04-09CaliforniaHumboldt County72025-06-02Layoff Permanent
2025-04-07WashingtonVarious locations in Washington862025-06-02Layoff
2025-04-07GeorgiaCourtyards Dr Norcross4,1002025-06-02Permanent Layoff / Reduction in Force
2025-03-26NebraskaOmaha, Papillion, Grand Island, and Remote Locations4,100
2025-03-26VirginiaVarious952025-06-02Layoff

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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