US Layoffs Roundup (9/14/2026)
Oracle - began another round of layoffs on September 14 as part of what affected employees were told was a broader organizational change. Some teams are reportedly seeing double-digit percentage reductions. Oracle also increased expected costs for its 2026 restructuring plan by another $700 million, bringing the total to approximately $2.8 billion.
United Air Temp - the private-equity-backed HVAC and plumbing contractor in Lorton, Virginia is planning a mass layoff affecting nearly 100 employees, with the job losses expected in November.
Fiserv Solutions - filed a new New Jersey layoff notice affecting 98 workers. The latest reduction pushes reported New Jersey layoffs at the financial technology company above 200.
Arkansas Department of Health - plans to eliminate 38 filled positions in November. Another 33 vacant positions will not be refilled.
KO_OP - the worker-run game studio behind Goodbye Volcano High and Young Suns confirmed layoffs affecting 13 roles.
McClatchy - additional reporting confirms that more than 90 journalists and other media workers were eliminated across 17 publications.
Miami Herald / El Nuevo Herald - additional reporting puts the newsroom reductions at 28 jobs eliminated with another four positions frozen. Longtime Miami Herald sports columnist Greg Cote was among those laid off after 54 years with the newspaper.
Conifer / Tenet - follow-up reporting says more than 1,000 workers are being laid off after CommonSpirit ended its service contract early and exited its stake in the Tenet-owned revenue-cycle company.
CLYNK - confirmed it is closing its bottle and can processing facility in Biddeford, Maine, resulting in layoffs affecting 54 employees.
Apple - follow-up reporting says approximately 100 employees working on Vision Pro-related efforts were laid off in reductions originally reported near the end of August. This is not a new September layoff announcement.
Blizzard - new reporting discusses employees facing layoffs despite the company recently reaching a union contract and announcing games at BlizzCon. The alert does not provide a new layoff count.
Polyarc Games - reporting says the Moss developer shut down, affecting 29 employees.
Howard Stern Show - follow-up coverage references previously reported mass staff layoffs surrounding major changes to the show. No new layoff count or new round was identified in today's reports.