Layoffs in North Texas are projected to exceed 10,000 individuals by 2025. This substantial figure represents a regional total across various sectors, rather than a single affected company. The Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area is the primary region... — read more 

After Pabst Brewing Co. laid off as many as 70 employees, the San Antonio company is now facing a potential federal class-action lawsuit. https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/pabst-brewing-hit-potential-class-195614757.html

Retailer 'FashionForward' Closes 20 Stores, 800 Employees Laid Off* Retail Dive December 3, 2025 12:45 PM PTFashionForward, a national apparel retailer, has revealed plans to close 20 underperforming stores across the country, resulting in 800... — read more 

United Supermarkets will cut 126 employees in Texas starting early 2026, continuing through the year. Cuts are tied to a major investment in new operating systems across United, Market Street, Amigos, Albertsons Market, and United Express. *... — read more 

Huntington National Bank to begin layoffs tied to Veritex acquisition The Business Journals Mon, 01 Dec 2025 20:25:00 GMT Huntington National Bank is preparing to begin layoffs as a result of its recent acquisition. These job reductions are directly... — read more 

FedEx will lay off all 856 workers at its Coppell logistics facility, starting in late January, with the site closing by April. The shutdown is due to a client switching to another logistics provider.

United’s Lubbock headquarters is planning layoffs tied to corporate restructuring. The reductions focus on office and support roles.

The Dallas Morning News is in a new wave of layoffs under its new owner. Staff worry about the impact on local news coverage, it'll be less of it. Everyone loses here. I guess someone makes moeny too.

Congo Brands, the parent company of Prime Hydration (co-founded by Logan Paul) and Alani Nu, is laying off 155 employees in North Texas by the end of 2025. The job cuts follow a $1.65 billion acquisition of Alani Nu by Celsius Holdings, finalized in... — read more 

Yang Ming (America) Corp. is closing its Houston customer service center at 3250 Briarpark Drive, Suite 201, laying off 118 employees starting November 30, 2025, with additional layoffs through March 15, 2026, per a Texas Workforce Commission WARN... — read more 

DSTV Inc. - 169 layoffs in Irving tied to State Department visa pre-processing, some may be rehired by USCIS. Texas Instruments - 163 layoffs at Dallas plant, 150mm production line closing by April 30. Seatrium AmFELS - 91... — read more 

A wave of layoffs will affect hundreds across Texas. Sunny Glen Children’s Home in Raymondville is cutting 424 jobs. Hill & Smith will close its Garland plant and move operations to La Mirada California. Amazon delivery contractor Accelore Solutions... — read more 

Homebuilder layoffs rise-especially in Texas and Florida - as pricing power slips https://www.resiclubanalytics.com/p/housing-market-homebuilder-layoffs-rise-especially-in-texas-and-florida-as-pricing-power-slips Residential building construction... — read more 

Promises Behavioral Health Rehab center operations staff Promises Behavioral Health is closing its rehab center in Wimberley, Texas, resulting in 58 layoffs as part of broader national closures. Wimberley... — read more 

TechWerks Support staff for Defense Health Agency contracts TechWerks is laying off 87 employees in San Antonio after abruptly losing a subcontract with the Defense Health Agency. San Antonio... — read more 

CarOffer (subsidiary of CarGurus) Dealership operations staff CarOffer is closing its Addison, Texas location, leading to the loss of 101 jobs as the company shifts focus to its digital marketplace. Addison... — read more 

Nearly 1,300 employees of Austin-based Southwest Key Programs will lose their jobs in early October after the federal government ended the nonprofit’s refugee housing contracts amid a long-running abuse scandal. Southwest Key, the largest U.S... — read more 

# Texas Jail Layoffs: 900 to Lose Jobs as State Takes Over Private Facilities Updated: June 27, 2025 By Zachary-Taylor Wright The Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) is taking over operations of seven state jails currently managed... — read more 

JCPenney Alliance Supply Chain [Haslet, TX] - Retail distribution center shutting down - Nov. 1 - 296 layoffs Lacroix Electronics [El Paso, TX] - Electronics firm based in France is shutting down its operations in the US and Mexico, along with a... — read more 

Mass layoffs are hitting Texas hard. Over 1,500 jobs are being cut across child care, schools, logistics and more. Some headlines: 327 child care staff out by June 30 165 food service workers cut in Irving 300 FedEx jobs gone by July 6 ... — read more 

Yes, there are, and it’s Austin. Austin accounted for about 20% of the total number of WARN layoffs in the state during the first 10 months of 2023. Despite that, they just represent around 10% of employment in the state. So it’s increasing... — read more 

"The layoffs will be focused on the company’s North America beverage business, based in Purchase, N.Y., and will also hit its snacks and foods operation, which has headquarters in Chicago and Plano... — read more 

https://www.thelayoff.com/oracle https://www.computerworld.com/article/3679733/tech-layoffs-in-2022-a-timeline.html

"Construction workers at a Tesla auto “gigafactory” in Austin, Texas, filed a complaint with the Department of Labor Tuesday over unsafe working conditions and wage theft. One whistleblower said their employer provided fake credentials in lieu of... — read more 

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Texas supplied a comment to the ETA stating that layoffs in the accommodation and food services and the arts, entertainment and recreation... — read more 

So far, the strong economic rebound has not happened. Some companies that had hoped to avoid layoffs were forced to do so in October, like energy... — read more 

RANK COMPANY CITY EMPLOYEES 1 AT&T Dallas 260,480 2 Keller Williams Austin 180,000 3 American Airlines Fort Worth 128,300 4 Livestock Investors Ltd Hereford 125,000 5 Tenet Healthcare Dallas 116,475 6 JCPenney Plano 106,000 7 Dell Round... — read more 

About 40 to be laid off from the TEA... TEA is a state agency that oversees primary and secondary public education. It provides guidance and resources for schools and students, according to its mission statement... — read more 

Do you have a list of oil and gas companies that went BK in Texas? I am primarily interested in 2016 data but if you have more that's OK. I do not think that the gov collects and publishes this info - I know that there is a portal where they post job... — read more