US layoff notices — week of Feb 9, 2026 to Feb 15, 2026

63WARN notices
5,075workers affected
23states

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
WalgreenILDeerfield, 102, 104, 106, 108, 200 Wilmot Rd.4162026-02-10
LA SemiconductorIDPocatello3422026-02-09
Harbinger ProductionCASolano County2902026-02-13
C&S Wholesale ServicesLA3925 Highway 190 West Hammond, LA 704012882026-02-13
Frito-LayCASan Bernardino County2482026-02-12
Cargill Meat SolutionsWIMilwaukee2212026-02-10
DHL Supply ChainFLLAKELAND, FL, 338112032026-02-10
Lowe'sNCMooresville, Iredell County1782026-02-13
Molina HealthcareCALos Angeles County1562026-02-11
PaneraILElk Grove Village, 1490 Chase Ave1192026-02-13
Regency HospitalMSMeridian, Lauderdale1022026-02-11
Congdon PackingWAYakima1022026-02-09
SheratonUTSalt Lake City1002026-02-15
Main Street Sports GroupCALos Angeles County972026-02-13
RandallsTXHouston, Harris942026-02-09

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)161,331
Illinois (IL)3587
Florida (FL)5368
Idaho (ID)1342
Louisiana (LA)1288
Wisconsin (WI)3280
Washington (WA)3256
North Carolina (NC)2241
New York (NY)5230
Georgia (GA)3224
Texas (TX)2148
Alabama (AL)3139
Ohio (OH)3129
Maryland (MD)2126
Mississippi (MS)2109
Utah (UT)1100
Arizona (AZ)167
Connecticut (CT)144
Virginia (VA)140
Minnesota (MN)120
Kansas (KS)13
Oregon (OR)23
West Virginia (WV)10
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