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US Layoffs — July 2026, Week 4

The US labor market showed signs of rising strain as employers filed 78 WARN Act notices in July 2026, Week 4, impacting roughly 10,809 workers. Filings came from 12 states and territories, with an average of 139 workers per notice.

78
Total Notices
10,809
Workers Affected
12
States Reporting
139
Avg per Notice
Labor Market Snapshot — United States (DOL/BLS)
4.1%
Unemployment
(July 2026)
172,014
Initial Claims
(2026-07-25 wk)
158858K
Nonfarm Payrolls
(July 2026)
1766K
JOLTS Layoffs
(June 2026)

Top States

State-by-state layoff summary
StateNoticesWorkers
Louisiana15,700
California482,017
Colorado4490
Massachusetts2470
Texas6443
Washington4407
Michigan1311
Iowa4299
Florida2248
Alabama2145
Missouri2143
Wisconsin2136

Industry Breakdown

Industry breakdown
IndustryNoticesWorkers
Transportation11914
Healthcare4700
Manufacturing6526
Professional Services2163
Finance & Insurance2155
Information & Technology4142
Accommodation & Food2124
Education159

The Transportation sector led the way in workforce reductions with 914 workers across 11 notices. In a parallel development, Healthcare reported 700 workers.

Largest Layoffs

Largest layoff notices
CompanyLocationWorkersType
UPSLouisiana5,700
VisaFoster City, California320
List of impacted job titles (PDF)Mi, Michigan311Layoff
Tlingt HaidaColorado295
Community Healthlink, Inc. (aka CHL)Worcester and Leominster, Massachusetts236
Community Healthlink, Inc. (aka CHL)Worcester and Leominster, Massachusetts234
UnityPoint HealthWest Des Moines, Iowa229Layoff
SodexoLos Angeles, California164
ServiceNowSan Jose, California154
MV TransportationNaples, Florida151

The single largest action involved UPS in Louisiana, reporting 5,700 affected workers. Visa followed with 320 workers.

This report covers WARN Act filings for Week 4 of July 2026. View the full July 2026 report or download the full dataset.

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