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TelaForce: 104 Layoffs @ Kansas City, Missouri

TelaForce Announces Kansas City Closure, 104 Jobs Lost

TelaForce, a Kansas City company, plans to close. It filed a WARN notice with Missouri on January 19. The company will cease operations on March 20. This closure will result in 104 job losses. The company stated government contracts ended.

https://www.kctv5.com/2026/01/20/kansas-city-company-close-layoff-100-employees/


Florida Layoffs - Host International, Hudson Reduce Orlando Airport Staff by 150

Host International and Hudson are closing operations. These closures affect stores at Orlando International Airport. The companies will lay off 150 workers combined. Host International, a Maryland-based restaurant operator, is shuttering five venues. This move is part of a wider trend of vendor closures at the hub.

https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2026/01/20/mco-international-airport-job-layoffs-vendor-close.html

Orlando, Florida


Idaho Layoffs 2025: A Listing

  • Exyte U.S., Inc. | Layoff date: Oct. 24, 2025 | Location: 9245 S. Gigabit Lane, Boise, ID | Employees affected: 201 | Industry: Clean-room construction / semiconductor facilities | Reason: Contract unexpectedly discontinued by Micron, ending Exyte’s role as general contractor on Micron’s $15B chip plant | Notes: Contract ended Sept. 2, 2025; Exyte still involved in limited project scope

  • Blue Cross of Idaho | Layoff date: March 27, 2025 (first notices), layoffs began June 2025 | Location: 3000 E. Pine Ave., Meridian, ID | Employees affected: 135 | Industry: Health insurance | Reason: Idaho Dept. of Health and Welfare terminated long-running Medicare/Medicaid dual-eligible contract | Notes: Jobs impacted included care coordinators and claims examiners; contract awarded to UnitedHealthcare and Molina

  • N.A. Degerstrom | Layoff date: Sept. 5, 2025 | Location: 3268 Blackfoot River Road, Soda Springs, ID | Employees affected: 113 | Industry: Heavy construction / mining | Reason: Completion of mining contract at Henry Mine | Notes: 105 union and 8 nonunion employees; layoffs phased through March 2026

  • Inspiro | Layoff date: Aug. 1, 2025 | Location: 200 W. Hanley Ave. No. 13, Coeur d’Alene, ID | Employees affected: 100 | Industry: Call center / IT services | Reason: Closure of Dish Network call center due to unforeseen business circumstances | Notes: Site permanently closed Sept. 30, 2025

  • Saia LTL Freight | Layoff date: April 8, 2025 | Location: 2264 S. Bonito Way, Suite 100, Meridian, ID | Employees affected: 78 | Industry: Freight and logistics | Reason: Operational changes impacting customer service roles | Notes: Layoffs occurred between June 2 and June 16, 2025

  • Management & Training Corporation (Centennial Job Corps Center) | Layoff date: June 3, 2025 | Location: 3201 Ridgecrest Drive, Nampa, ID | Employees affected: 75 | Industry: Workforce training / education | Reason: U.S. Department of Labor terminated operating contract “for convenience” | Notes: Resulted in full closure of the Nampa Job Corps center

  • Sunshine Minting, Inc. | Layoff date: June 26, 2025 | Location: 750 W. Canfield Ave., Coeur d’Alene, ID | Employees affected: 72 | Industry: Precious metals processing | Reason: Abrupt change in customer demand and order cancellations | Notes: Company cited unforeseen business circumstances; no full 60-day notice

  • PacificSource | Layoff date: Oct. 24, 2025 | Location: 408 E. Parkcenter Blvd., Suite 100, Boise, ID | Employees affected: 42 | Industry: Health insurance | Reason: Significant loss of Medicaid membership in Lane County, Oregon | Notes: Layoffs effective Dec. 31, 2025

  • Accelerate360 Distribution, LLC | Layoff date: April 25, 2025 | Location: Remote workers in Idaho; work unit based at 5013 S. Louise Ave. #5105, Sioux Falls, SD | Employees affected: 32 (Idaho) | Industry: Media distribution / merchandising | Reason: Closure of Dakota Merchandising remote work unit | Notes: Additional 292 layoffs occurred in other states

  • Transit Management of Canyon County, Inc. | Layoff date: July 31, 2025 | Location: 5907 Cleveland Blvd., Caldwell, ID | Employees affected: 28 | Industry: Public transit management | Reason: End of operating contract for Canyon County transit system | Notes: Facility expected to close Sept. 30, 2025; new operator anticipated to rehire many workers


Resonetics Closes Menlo Park Location (61 Laid Off)

  • Resonetics plans to close its Menlo Park facility.

This closure will eliminate 61 jobs. The Silicon Valley Business Journal published this information. Further details are currently behind a paywall. Specific roles affected and layoff dates are not publicly available.

https://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2026/01/23/resonetics-layoffs-menlo-park-memry.html


CNH LAYOFFS (CNH Details Burlington Plant Shutdown, Layoffs)

CNH finalized plans to close its Burlington facility. The company will lay off 209 manufacturing employees. These layoffs will occur in stages, concluding by May 29. A 47% decline in loader backhoe demand caused the closure. Sixty employees will remain for a new proving ground in Burlington.

https://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/money/agriculture/2026/01/23/cnh-closing-burlington-iowa-plant-layoffs-announced/88318187007/

Burlington, Iowa


How are the G-B Stores doing?

Have the stores been getting non stop deliveries of pallets of merchandise to sell off along with its currently own goods? Positions starting to open up at nearby locations to help colleagues who want to stay with the company? I know fixture sales will probably start beginning in Febuary. Hope everyone is doing OK. Closing a location can be fun.


Converse closing a dozen or so stores

I’ve been told that Converse retail is in a huge downward spiral. A dozen or so stores are being closed in the coming months and the stores that remain open barely have any product on their shelves. The person I know believes even the profitable stores are being closed when the leases are up. Anyone know anything else from the Converse-side of things?


Linamar announces Shelbyville closure, with 80 jobs impacted

Linamar Shelbyville is preparing to permanently close its operations later this year, with the shutdown scheduled for July 31. The closure will impact 80 employees at the facility located at 100 Northcreek Drive.

https://fox17.com/news/local/linamar-shelbyville-announces-closure-impacted-80-employees-bedford-county-tennessee


SPTO in quarterly increments?

In my time with the company, the SPTO bid has always been around November. We could request our scheduled time off for the whole 12 months of the upcoming New Year. We work in a site that is closing. They are only allowing us to schedule in quarterly increments. So far we've only been able to schedule through the end of March. Is this an indication the site we work in is closing this year in 2026? We are sorry to ask here, but nobody talks about it at work.


Twisted Pixel & Sanzaru Games shutting down amid Meta Reality Labs layoffs

Several Meta Reality Labs studios are reporting firings this week, and the studios themselves are apparently closing outright. Among those confirmed at this time are Twisted Pixel Studios and Sanzaru Games, as reports came out earlier this week that Meta (formerly Facebook) was set to cut 10 percent of its VR/AR department.

https://www.shacknews.com/article/147402/twisted-pixel-sanzaru-games-shutdown-meta-vr-ar-layoffs


A high-performing store

My store is high-performing, do we have anything to worry about? I remember reading a while ago somebody complained about being blindsided with closing since the location was high-performing, but I thought the person was trolling. Does it ever happen that such a store is closed for whatever reason?


Macy's NOT Closing Yet?

The company said it also planned to invest in 350 other locations through fiscal year 2026, and confirmed 66 of the 150 closures moving forward. Closures include stores in states such as California, Georgia, New York and Texas.

By March 2025, stores had already begun closing in downtown Brooklyn and Long Island.

Macy’s told USA TODAY on Jan. 7 that there are no updates to the company’s closure plans.

via https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/retail/2026/01/07/businesses-closing-stores-2026-list/88065929007/

Could they announce it ahead of January and at the actual end of the fiscal year?


Sprinkles Cupcakes closes all stores

“Sprinkles, the iconic California cupcake company, has announced a ‘winding down’ of operations at its remaining 15 retail locations, blindsiding employees last minute with the not-so-sweet news,” the New York Post reported. “Salty employees got the notice on Dec. 30, saying Sprinkles would start an “orderly wind-down” of the company beginning Dec. 31.”

https://www.thestreet.com/restaurants/crumbl-competitor-shutters-all-stores-with-little-notice


What’s happening with Belk

In my opinion here is what is happening with Belk. I believe they have saw what is actually work for Macy’s and Belk is going to give it a shot. Macy’s is opening up smaller format stores that seem to be doing quite well for the brand, but at the same time they are closing their stores that are simply not profitable anymore and putting more focus into their “go-forward” stores. This strategy is all too similar to what Belk is doing. I do believe we will see several more store closures with Belk in the new year but honestly if this can help the company I believe it should be done. I mean it is working for Macy’s as they saw their first sales increase and positive outlook for the first time in several years.


Layoffs, Cuts and Closures Are Coming to LAUSD Schools

Schools have already been notified of how much they will have to cut from their budgets. The cuts will go into effect starting in August.

LAUSD officials in June had predicted a $1.6 billion deficit for the 2027-28 school year. But an updated version of the budget approved by the board last week eliminates the deficit by using reserve funds plus cost-cutting measures over the next two years.

https://www.the74million.org/article/layoffs-cuts-and-closures-are-coming-to-lausd-schools-as-district-confronts-budget-shortfalls/