US layoff notices — September 2026

63WARN notices
6,393workers affected
15states

Month in progress — figures through 2026-09-10 (free tier, no delay), updated daily until the month closes.

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 in September 2026

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Conifer's Health SolutionsTXDallas, Dallas1,0372026-09-08
Gilbert OrchardsWAYakima, Franklin and Grant Counties5182026-09-03
Uber TechnologiesILChicago, 433 West Van Buren St.3632026-09-02
Texas Family InitiativeTXDallas, Dallas3072026-09-08
PayPalCASanta Clara County2512026-09-01
Sundquist FruitWAYakima and Franklin Counties2432026-09-02
Sapporo U.S.A. (1999 Citracado Parkway)CASan Diego County2002026-09-09
Foundation for California Community CollegesCASacramento County1782026-09-02
Ruiz Food ProductsCATulare County1762026-09-04
Renewal by AndersenCALos Angeles County1532026-09-01
PMG IndianaINColumbus1502026-09-02
Louisiana-PacificTXJasper, Jasper1502026-09-01
MultiCare Health SystemWAStatewide1382026-09-08
OVG HospitalityCAVentura County1282026-09-03
Kilgore FlaresTNHardeman1272026-09-02

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)312,010
Texas (TX)51,688
Washington (WA)61,229
Illinois (IL)3535
Ohio (OH)2171
New Jersey (NJ)3157
Indiana (IN)1150
Tennessee (TN)1127
Oregon (OR)587
Georgia (GA)177
Colorado (CO)173
Maine (ME)154
Connecticut (CT)115
Kentucky (KY)115
Iowa (IA)15
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