Here Are The States Now Making Unexpected Layoffs in 2024

January 9, 2024

There are currently a total of 11 states now making unexpected layoffs in 2024 according to the latest WARN filings.

They are California, Arizona, South Dakota, Kansas, Illinois, Ohio, New York, South Carolina, Washington, Maine, and New Jersey.

It’s important to note that the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act requires an employer with more than 100 full-time workers to provide a 60-day notice before laying off 50 or more people at a single site.

Below is a list of businesses that have advised of upcoming layoffs in 2024 nationwide:

GDI Services. 284 job cuts in Ohio, filed 1/05/2024.
Adecco USA. 145 job cuts in Illinois, filed 1/02/2024.
TouchPoint Support Services, LLC. 140 job cuts in New York, filed 1/02/2024.
St. Bernard Soap Company. 118 job cuts in Ohio, filed 1/03/2024.
Valu Merchandisers Company. 118 job cuts in Kansas, filed 1/08/2024.
GDI IntegratedFacility Services. 100 job cuts in South Carolina, filed 1/09/2024.
Flexe, Inc. 99 job cuts in Washington, filed 1/09/2024.
Fiserv. 80 job cuts in South Dakota, filed 1/04/2024.
RWJ Barnabas Health. 79 job cuts in New Jersey, filed 1/08/2024.
ACME Markets Inc. 70 job cuts in New Jersey, filed 1/03/2024.
Unidine. 67 job cuts in Kansas, filed 1/02/2024.
Council on the Environment, Inc. d/b/a GrowNYC. 65 job cuts in New York, filed 1/05/2024.
Newbold Services. 36 job cuts in New York, filed 1/05/2024.
EchoPark Automotive Long Beach. 32 job cuts in California, filed 1/03/2024.
GDI IntegratedFacility Services. 32 job cuts in South Carolina, filed 1/09/2024.
Firstlocum Inc. d/b/a DirectShifts. 29 job cuts in New York, filed 1/02/2024.
Daybreakers 2. 13 job cuts filed in Arizona, filed 1/03/2024.
BS West. 12 job cuts in Arizona, filed 1/08/2024.
Pet Quarters- Rockland. 4 job cuts in Maine, filed 1/08/2024.
GDI IntegratedFacility Services. 4 job cuts in South Carolina, filed 1/09/2024.

Also Read: Massive Layoffs in Ohio Now Announced For 2024

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A massive bank now lays off a whopping 5000 staff members globally in efforts to drive efficiency and slash costs.

Barclays said it has axed around 5,000 jobs globally during 2023 to “simplify and reshape the business”, with most of the roles affected in the technology side of the business.

The bank said the jobs were “removed” as part of its ongoing efficiency programme. The majority jobs affected are within its support arm, Barclays Execution Services, which provides technological and operation services to businesses.

Barclays said the majority of individuals impacted by the job losses worked in the bank’s support and UK chief operating officer functions as “management layers are reduced” and the group “improves its technology and automation capabilities”.

It comes after the trade union Unite said last year that Barclays had cut 900 jobs in its UK business.

In November, Unite said the jobs would go across a number of back-office divisions and branded the decision to axe staff in the lead-up to Christmas “disgraceful”.

Barclays has cut costs in recent years, and has already seen jobs go across its retail and investment banking businesses.

A Barclays spokesperson said: “Barclays removed approximately 5,000 headcount globally through 2023 as part of its ongoing efficiency programme designed to simplify and reshape the business, improve service, and deliver higher returns. The Group is also creating capacity to selectively hire front office roles in key businesses.

“The majority of the individuals impacted are within Barclays’ support function, Barclays Execution Services ‘BX’, and the Barclays UK chief operating officer function, as management layers are reduced and the group improves its technology and automation capabilities.

“We are supporting impacted colleagues with training, advice and outplacement services, depending on their location.

“The headcount reduction programme forms part of the potential material structural cost action charge announced at Q3 2023 results, to be taken in Q4 2023.”

Also Read: Wells Fargo is Now Freezing Bank Accounts in New Scandal

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