US layoff notices — week of Sep 29, 2025 to Oct 5, 2025

143WARN notices
12,060workers affected
26states

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 this week

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
AgrimacsWAChelan1,3682025-09-29
Dreyer's Grand Ice CreamCAKern County7262025-09-30
Harrison SportserviceNJHarrison4672025-10-01
Spirit AirlinesNVLas Vegas3932025-09-29
StarbucksWAVarious locations in Washington3382025-10-03
J & J MaintenanceTXSan Antonio, Bexar2792025-10-02
BM Administrative ServicesWAVarious locations in Washington2682025-09-30
Manson Growers Orchard ServicesWAManson2572025-10-01
WalmartWAFederal Way2532025-09-29
Manna Beverages MBV-CACAOrange County2452025-10-03
Advanced Pressure TechnologyCANapa County2372025-10-02
Manna Beverages MBV-CA LLC 2286CAYolo County2372025-10-03
American Sugar RefiningNYWestchester2312025-09-29
Heights University HospitalNJJersey City2062025-10-01
ITC FederalNELincoln1922025-09-30

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)473,281
Washington (WA)82,615
New Jersey (NJ)121,516
Texas (TX)191,085
Illinois (IL)10725
New York (NY)12492
Florida (FL)5427
Nevada (NV)1393
North Carolina (NC)5263
Virginia (VA)3220
Nebraska (NE)1192
Ohio (OH)2186
Alabama (AL)198
Utah (UT)197
Indiana (IN)195
Tennessee (TN)188
Kansas (KS)181
Colorado (CO)364
Vermont (VT)160
Oregon (OR)251
Maryland (MD)121
Georgia (GA)210
Connecticut (CT)10
Hawaii (HI)10
Oklahoma (OK)10
South Dakota (SD)10
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