New and Unexpected Layoffs Are Now Filed in Ohio

March 6, 2024

New and unexpected layoffs are now filed in Ohio by several more businesses according to the latest WARN data.

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.

Two WARN notices were filed just yesterday with the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.

Sid Tool Company advised it will be closing a warehouse in Columbus leading to 130 employees losing its jobs.

Brightview Landscapes also filed a notice advising that 86 staff in New Albany will be laid off from May 1.

So far in 2024, there has been 2,149 layoffs in Ohio across 18 businesses according to the latest WARN filings.

Below is a new list of businesses who have filed WARN notices advising of upcoming layoffs in Ohio this year:

Sid Tool Company. 130 job cuts by 5/14.
Brightview Landscapes, LLC. 36 job cuts by 5/1.
IAC Wauseon. 175 job cuts by 4/26.
Decorative Panels International Inc. 76 job cuts by 5/31.
Commercial Vehicle Group, Inc. 79 job cuts by 6/28.
Genpact. 64 job cuts by 4/12.
Walmart. 177 job cuts by 5/3.
Linamar Structures USA. 106 job cuts by 4/1.
ZIN Technologies, Inc. 122 job cuts by 3/31.
Nestle. 241 job cuts by 3/29.
VS Direct LLC. 120 job cuts by 3/16.
Newell Brands Distribution, LLC. 190 job cuts by 3/8.

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A massive restaurant now makes an unexpected closure after the company’s CEO hinted of 41 shutters in the future.

Customers at Outback Steakhouse are devastated to find out their local restaurant is closing down, reports The-Sun.

The parent company, Bloomin’ Brands Inc, is in the process of closing a total of 41 locations nationwide.

Customers at the Outback in Kentwood, Michigan, have been disappointed to learn their local eatery has closed down for good.

A note on the door thanks customers “for the years of support.”

All Outback signs have already been torn off the restaurant, which is situated next to a Dave’s and Busters.

Many regulars are sad that they will now have to drive a lot further to order a Bloomin’ onion and other menu favorites.

‘Nooo!” wrote one on Facebook, adding: “That was my go-to location.”

One described it as “My favorite steakhouse.”

“That’s another Outback that’s closing. That’s horrible,” commented a third.

Outback is currently in the process of closing many locations across the country.

Aside from Outback, the parent company is closing restaurants including Carrabba’s Italian Grill, Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse, Bonefish Grill, and Aussie Grill.

Bloomin’ Brands CEO David Deno told investors last week that the company had decided to close its “predominantly older, underperforming restaurants.”

He said most of these locations were “older assets with leases from the 90s and early 2000s.”

In some states, the closures have left customers with zero Outback Steakhouses left.

In Hawaii, all three Outback restaurants shut down February 18.

A worker at the Waipio location told KHON2 that staff had been given just “two days” notice of the closure.

The same week, Outback closed down its final location in New Hampshire.

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Also Read: 68 Essential Stores Are Now Closing in Pennsylvania

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