#closure

Over 250 Minnesota workers will lose their jobs as four companies filed WARN notices in July. These filings indicate mass layoffs or facility closures across the state. Northern Iron in St. Paul is ceasing operations entirely by year-end, impacting 86 employees. Pearson's Candy Company will close its St. Paul manufacturing facility, affecting 80 workers due to financial unsustainability. Acuity Brands Lighting is closing its Winona plant, with an unspecified number of employees affected. Transdev Services in Rochester will close its facility after its city contract ends, impacting approximately 84 employees.

St. Paul, MN

https://patch.com/minnesota/saintpaul/these-mn-companies-had-mass-layoffs-july-list

Resource Label Group is closing one of its Nashville locations. This action will result in job losses for some employees. The article does not specify the exact number of workers affected. The facility's closure date is also not provided. Further details are reserved for subscribers.

Nashville, Tennessee

https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/news/2026/08/07/resource-label-group-closure-layoffs.html

Walmart's gaming media venture, Restart, has abruptly shut down its entire editorial staff. This move signifies the complete cessation of original content production for the site. The company's attempt to build a gaming audience within its ecosystem has failed. This outcome aligns with a history of corporate gaming media experiments that have not succeeded. The employees who created the content are now facing a challenging job market.

Bentonville, Arkansas

https://happygamer.com/walmart-restart-gaming-site-layoffs-editorial-team-161534/

Woodbridge officials are considering closing Keasbey Fire District No. 4, a move they claim will save taxpayers money and improve emergency services. Opponents, however, suspect the closure is a precursor to redevelopment of the valuable land. The township cites a state inspection highlighting declining membership and rising costs as reasons for the proposed dissolution. A final decision on dissolving the 117-year-old district is expected on August 12. The eight full-time firefighters would be reassigned to other township firehouses.

Woodbridge, New Jersey

https://nj1015.com/keasbey-fire-district-dissolving/

Revol Greens is planning to lay off approximately 89 workers at its Minnesota greenhouse facility. This action is contingent on the company not being sold or securing additional funding by October. The company's first facility, located near Owatonna, faces permanent closure if these conditions are not met. Revol Greens has experienced challenges in the lettuce growing industry, including a recent drop in consumer demand. The company previously closed a farm in California last year.

Owatonna, Minnesota

https://www.startribune.com/lettuce-grower-revol-greens-faces-hardship-planning-layoffs-at-minnesota-greenhouse/601875919

A pharmaceutical plant in Spartanburg will be permanently closing its doors. This closure will lead to the dismissal of 195 workers. The layoffs are scheduled to commence on September 30th. These job losses will continue through February 28th. The facility is located on Fairforest Road.

Spartanburg, SC

https://www.foxcarolina.com/2026/07/31/spartanburg-pharmaceutical-facility-close-layoff-nearly-200-employees/

Sale of Folsom campus cancelled.

Nippon Electric Glass is closing its Shelby facility, resulting in over 200 job losses. The fiberglass company's departure will have a significant economic impact on the local area. This closure marks the end of operations for a plant that has been in Lattimore since 1957. The facility was acquired by NEG in 2017. The company is now in the process of laying off its employees.

Lattimore, NC

https://www.shelbystar.com/story/news/local/2026/07/31/nippon-electric-glass-shutdown-impacts-shelby-nc-beyond-layoffs/90832669007/

Daimler is ceasing operations at its Portland plant. This closure will result in the layoff of 375 employees. The decision comes shortly after the company announced its new engineering center.

Portland, Oregon

https://www.bizjournals.com/portland/news/2026/07/29/daimler-shutting-portland-plant-layoffs.html

The school is firing faculty and staff but opened a campus in India? They’re broke and will be closing, it’s obvious. They have treated their students, staff, and faculty like garbage.

July saw significant turmoil in the cryptocurrency industry, with six platforms ceasing operations and seven others implementing substantial workforce reductions. This period highlights a challenging market environment, impacting both established exchanges and infrastructure providers. Several companies cited market conditions and strategic shifts as reasons for their closures or downsizing. The trend suggests a broader industry consolidation and a reevaluation of business models. This wave of closures and layoffs paints a stark picture of the current state of the crypto sector.

https://egw.news/crypto/news/36434/cryptos-bad-month-six-firms-collapse-seven-more-gu-4k1Tgtmg5

Maverick Gaming will close two of its Washington state casinos by the end of July. This decision impacts over 100 jobs as part of the company's bankruptcy restructuring. The closures are attributed to regulatory changes and a lack of competitive surveillance technology. These shutdowns follow previous layoffs and property closures by Maverick Gaming. The company operates 27 properties across three states.

Mill Creek, WA

https://www.the-sun.com/money/16760475/crazymoose-mountlake-silver-dollar-mill-creek-casino-closing-washington/

https://wreg.com/news/local/nike-may-move-some-memphis-operations-to-atlanta-company-memo-says/

Glendale Elementary School District anticipates significant enrollment declines by 2035. This trend may lead to school closures and staff layoffs as early as 2027. District leaders are developing a financial plan to address these challenges. Voters might be asked to approve new tax measures and bond funding. The district prioritizes student safety and a stable learning environment.

Glendale, AZ

https://www.abc15.com/news/region-west-valley/glendale/glendale-elementary-school-district-warns-of-declining-enrollment-possible-school-closures-and-layoffs-ahead

Elevate Textiles, Inc. will permanently close its finishing plant in Burlington, North Carolina, on December 31, 2026. This closure will impact 150 employees. The company cited changing market dynamics and reduced production volumes as the reasons for the decision. Despite efforts to find new product lines, volumes were insufficient for a viable operation. The plant finishes and dyes textiles, and its closure is a significant blow to the U.S. textile supply chain.

Burlington, North Carolina

https://wwd.com/sourcing-journal/industry-news/elevate-textiles-close-burlingtons-finishing-plant-north-carolina-1239081848/

Unpaid closure for two weeks
Workers rushing to join unions.we should be watching how these workers are being treated as it is also a US medical devices company.Expect the same!.

Cottonwood Post-Acute Rehab in Woodland is temporarily closing due to structural roof issues. This closure will result in the layoff of 158 employees. The facility aims to complete repairs and reopen later this year. The company is working to address the necessary fixes. This situation impacts a significant number of local jobs.

Woodland, California

https://www.bizjournals.com/sacramento/news/2026/07/24/woodland-cottonwood-nursing-facility-layoffs.html

The Tyson Foods plant in Lexington is concluding its final layoffs. Remaining employees retained for closure tasks will depart by Friday. This follows the plant's earlier closure in January, which impacted over 3,200 workers. Many former employees have faced difficulties finding new employment. The staggered termination process has now reached its end.

Lexington, NE

https://www.1011now.com/2026/07/24/tyson-foods-completes-lexington-plant-closure-friday-with-final-round-layoffs/

https://patch.com/massachusetts/boston/popular-outdoor-retailer-closes-major-massachusetts-store

shutting down California's hot shots! Low volume! Go trump

Temco Logistics is ceasing its flatbed delivery services nationwide. This strategic shift will result in the closure of its Dallas facility. Consequently, 71 employees at this location will be laid off. The company aims to focus on its core box truck delivery operations. This decision impacts six distribution centers across the country.

Dallas, Texas

https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/discontinuing-flatbed-delivery-temco-logistics-ending-operations-at-dallas-center/287-1d438ad6-1dc5-430c-844b-83a98667e26c

JB sent an email earlier this morning notifying folks that Shelby and SD1 are the latest Nike DCs to close. Another victim of outsourcing, these sites are closing in favor of a DHL run 3PL outside of Atlanta that will be activated in May/June 2027.

Canadian plant-based food manufacturer No Meat Factory is closing its Stanwood facility in September. This closure will result in the layoff of over 120 employees. The company has notified the state of the impending job losses. Impacted workers will receive information regarding benefits and transition resources. No Meat Factory had previously invested significantly in the Stanwood plant after acquiring it.

Everett, Washington

https://www.heraldnet.com/2026/07/23/no-meat-factory-to-close-stanwood-site-more-than-120-laid-off/

Just got notified

Wisconsin Green is contemplating the closure of its West Bend facility. A final decision has not yet been made regarding the future of the operations. If the closure proceeds, layoffs could commence soon. The article does not specify the exact number of employees affected. Further details are reserved for subscribers.

West Bend, Wisconsin

https://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/news/2026/07/23/wisconsin-green-files-plant-closing-notice.html

The Nike by Louisville store at Oxmoor Center has permanently closed its doors. This closure occurred on July 13 after approximately three years of operation. The reason for the shutdown has not been officially disclosed by the company or mall representatives. This marks another retail location closure for Nike, following weaker earnings reports and other market exits. The company's only remaining Louisville-area store is now the factory outlet in Simpsonville.

Louisville, Ky.

https://www.wdrb.com/news/business/nike-closes-oxmoor-center-store-after-3-years/article_59c54fd0-6340-468a-8611-fe150738deeb.html

Transform Warehouse Operations, LLC will close its Falls Township facility in September. This closure will result in the layoff of 147 employees. The 2.2 million-square-foot warehouse is located at 1 Kresge Road in Fairless Hills. The company has other facilities in California, Florida, and Kansas. The warehouse was previously used by Kmart and Sears.

Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania

https://patch.com/pennsylvania/levittown/147-layoffs-coming-lower-bucks-co-warehouse-closure

Staples and Amazon are closing multiple facilities across the United States, leading to hundreds of job losses. These closures are driven by shifts towards online shopping, digital tools, and operational efficiency. Staples will close two stores in August 2026, while Amazon is shutting down a Florida fulfillment center. The Amazon facility closure impacts 494 employees and is part of a broader streamlining effort. These actions reflect ongoing industry-wide restructuring in retail and logistics.

Goleta, California; Levittown, New York; Port St. Lucie, Florida

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/insight/staples-and-amazon-announce-closures-affecting-hundreds-of-jobs/gm-GMB7DD9547?gemSnapshotKey=GMB7DD9547-snapshot-0

Schneider Telford closing in December

The iconic Hard Rock Cafe in Miami is closing its doors after three decades of service. This closure will result in the loss of 117 jobs. The decision comes as the company winds down one of its services. This marks the end of an era for the popular establishment. The impact on local employment is significant.

Miami, Florida

https://www.miamiherald.com/miami-com/restaurants/article316233804.html

Potentially cutting the lease early and relocating because salaries have inflated there and everyone’s demoralized, etc.

Is this true? How would moving the whole operation again help with morale?

A barrel manufacturing plant in Alabama will be closing its doors. This closure will result in the layoff of 71 workers. The facility specialized in producing barrels for alcohol storage. The company has not provided a reason for the closure. Operations will cease soon.

Montgomery, Alabama

https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/news/local/alabama/2026/07/22/alabama-cooperage-barrel-plant-closing-leaves-71-workers-jobless/90992860007/

For this round, of course.

The number of layoffs at Community Healthlink has increased to 231 positions as the organization undergoes closure. A recent WARN filing indicates 104 additional jobs will be eliminated by September 16th. These cuts affect various programs including behavioral health, children's services, and housing support across multiple communities. UMass Memorial Health is working to transition these programs to new providers. Despite the layoffs, many services are expected to continue operating.

Worcester, Massachusetts

https://theworcesterguardian.org/f/community-healthlink-layoffs-climb-to-231-as-worcesters-behavioral-health-transition-deepens/

Well. we miss Burdine's. They were the Florida store, and traveling there, from New York, we always knew the store (even as Federated) was somewhat unique...not like the old days, but a differentiating experiences. How are things now after seeing some of the doors re-adjust in numbers and went through the closures ? Anyone care to offer some thoughts ?

Two major corporations, Samsung and Mars Wrigley, are relocating their U.S. headquarters out of New Jersey. This move will result in a combined total of 1,000 layoffs across the state. Samsung is moving its headquarters to Texas, while Mars Wrigley is shifting its operations to Chicago. These job cuts add to a growing trend of significant layoffs in New Jersey this year.

https://nj1015.com/nj-layoffs-mikie-sherrill-3/

Does anyone have legit intel on what locations will be included on the next round of office closures?

Have been hearing rumors around the office, that NJ and Bothell offices will soon be closed down, and employees will be required to move to the new hub in Gary, Indiana by the end of 2027.

Any info on whether Orlando will be a HUB. Or closing? We keep hearing rumors that we are definitely a HUB but then we watch as managers and reps disappear.