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Logistics firm Legacy Supply Chain is closing three facilities in Kentucky, resulting in over 120 job losses. The affected sites are located in Louisville and Bowling Green. Layoffs are scheduled for June 6 and are expected to be permanent. The majority of impacted roles are in transportation and yard operations. The company has not provided a reason for the closures.

Louisville, Kentucky

https://www.wdrb.com/news/business/120-jobs-lost-as-legacy-supply-chain-ceases-operations-at-louisville-bowling-green-sites/article_9aa11e4a-8685-478f-98f1-da8c67719b2c.html

T-Mobile is reducing its workforce in Louisville. The company will lay off 74 employees in the spring. This action impacts the local job market. Further details on the specific roles affected were not provided. The layoffs are part of a broader trend in the telecommunications industry.

Louisville, KY

https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2026/02/10/tmobile-mass-layoffs-warn-notice-louisville-2026.html

Marsden Services LLC is shutting down its Heller Street operations. This decision follows the termination of a significant client contract. The company will begin laying off employees in May. The closure marks a significant operational change for the firm. Further details on the impact are expected.

Louisville, Kentucky

https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2026/04/29/marsden-services-layoffs.html

Congo Brands, a company based in Louisville, has announced significant workforce reductions. The company will permanently lay off 28 employees. These layoffs are scheduled to take effect in late August. The announcement was made via a WARN notice filed on June 26. This action represents a notable change in the company's operational staffing.

Louisville, Kentucky

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/News/local/louisville/2026/07/01/congo-brands-to-eliminate-28-jobs-at-louisville-headquarters/90773557007/

Congo Brands is reducing its workforce. The company will cut 28 positions. These job reductions are at its Louisville headquarters. Business changes were cited as the reason for the layoffs. This action follows Celsius Holdings' acquisition of Alani Nu.

Louisville

https://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/news/2026/07/01/congo-brands-warn-notice.html

Arthur Street Hotel, a transitional shelter, will close. The closure is due to inadequate city funding. Layoffs for staff will begin on June 30. The shelter will cease operations at the end of July. Founder Donny Greene stated a housing plan exists for current residents.

Louisville

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/News/local/louisville/2026/06/26/arthur-street-hotel-closing-due-to-funding/90716409007/

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More than 2,000 workers will soon be temporarily laid off at the Ford Assembly Plant in Louisville, a move expected to last about 10 months. During that time, the facility will undergo major changes as it transitions to building electric vehicles.

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