US layoff notices — week of Jul 6, 2026 to Jul 12, 2026

42WARN notices
5,521workers affected
19states

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
Medical Facility AssociatesDCWashington, DC1,2702026-07-08
MicrosoftWARedmond6052026-07-06
Provo Canyon SchoolUTProvo and Springville3032026-07-09
Electric Glass Fiber AmericaNCShelby, Cleveland County2822026-07-06
Pomonok Home ServicesNYQueens2262026-07-09
ZeniMax Online StudiosMD200 International Circle Cockeysville, MD 210302132026-07-06
LeeMAH ElectronicsCASan Mateo County2122026-07-08
ChevronCAContra Costa County1802026-07-08
ZeniMax MediaMD1370 Piccard Drive Rockville, MD 210301662026-07-06
RNDC Shared ServicesAKJuneau1602026-07-06
EmersonVACharlottesville1392026-07-09
ZeniMax MEDIA INC. (Richardson, Texas)TXRichardson, Dallas1362026-07-06
Fifth Third BankTXFrisco, Denton1152026-07-10
Sentinel Restaurant & Hospitality GroupCAOrange County1132026-07-10
Charter CommunicationsTXAustin, Williamson1122026-07-08

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
District of Columbia (DC)11,270
California (CA)8772
Washington (WA)2608
Maryland (MD)4435
Texas (TX)4385
New York (NY)3369
North Carolina (NC)2347
Utah (UT)2306
Illinois (IL)3186
Alaska (AK)1160
Virginia (VA)2141
Georgia (GA)1107
Tennessee (TN)1103
Arizona (AZ)199
Kentucky (KY)173
Wisconsin (WI)169
Iowa (IA)262
Colorado (CO)226
Ohio (OH)13
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