Casino at Nemacolin Cuts Staff for Stability The Casino at Nemacolin dismissed over 140 employees. This reduction aims to ensure long-term operational stability. Changes in room inventory affected guest attendance and business demand. The casino... — read more 

Nemacolin confirmed Wednesday it has laid off an undisclosed number of employees. A statement from the Fayette County resort said the workforce reduction followed changes in available room inventory that have impacted guest volume and operational... — read more 

A plant located in Berks County, Pennsylvania is scheduled for closure next year. This shutdown will result in the layoff of 58 employees from the facility. These layoffs will occur as the plant ceases its operations. The impending closure represents... — read more 

Great Dane announced it will cut back its workforce in Elysburg early next year as the market slows. The company says as many as 164 workers might be impacted, depending on economic... — read more 

Philips Respironics plans to lay off nearly 200 employees at three facilities in Westmoreland County, Pa., according to a Workforce Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) notice filed with the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry. The... — read more 

weaber inc. (choicewood) – oil creek township, pennsylvania – hardwood products manufacturer – closing facility at 11117 skyline drive near titusville – closure date august 25, 2025 – 46 employees affected – layoffs between august 25 and september 8... — read more 

whitford corporation (ppg industries) – elverson, pennsylvania – specialty coatings manufacturer – closing plant at 47 park ave. – 82 employees affected – layoffs between august 19, 2025 and december 31, 2026 – operations cease by january 15, 2027 –... — read more 

So far, the State of Pennsylvania saw many major layoffs in 2025. Cuts hit transportation, manufacturing, retail, and healthcare. The state tracks these through WARN notices... But many are not reported if they fall below the reporting treshold... — read more 

500 people lost their jobs. Sad. https://www.inquirer.com/transportation/pennsylvania-turnpike-toll-collector-layoff-coronavirus-20200616.html

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