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UVM Health Layoffs and Blood Center Closure Draw Nurse Protest

The University of Vermont Health system announced system-wide layoffs and service closures. 142 roles were eliminated, including 30 at Alice Hyde Medical Center and Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital. UVMH also intends to close the Adirondack Blood Donor Center on July 10. New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) nurses are protesting these decisions. They demand UVMH save local healthcare services and negotiate a fair contract.

Plattsburgh, New York

https://suncommunitynews.com/news/126391/nysna-nurses-to-speak-out-today-about-blood-center-closure-and-contracts/


Candid Launches AI System for Nonprofit Distress Signals

Candid is experimenting with a new AI-based tool. This tool tracks nonprofit closures and layoffs in real time. The system reviews approximately 100 social-sector news articles daily. Early findings indicate closures outnumber layoffs roughly seven to one. Non-federal funding cuts are the most cited reason for distress.

https://candid.org/blogs/nonprofit-closures-layoffs-early-warning/


International Paper to Close Four US Facilities, Affecting 330

International Paper announced plans to close four facilities in the United States. These closures will affect 330 employees across four states. The company will shut down plants in Illinois, California, and New Jersey. It will also cease preprint operations at a Kentucky facility. These actions are part of a strategic effort to optimize its North American network.

https://www.packagingdive.com/news/international-paper-four-closures-layoffs-2026-fiber-production/823945/


W South Beach Ends Marriott Deal, 337 Employees Affected

W South Beach & Residences will end its Marriott affiliation. The property will close for renovations on August 20. This transition will result in 337 permanent employee terminations. The layoffs are effective August 19. Reuben Brothers acquired the hotel in 2024 and plans significant upgrades.

Miami Beach, Florida

https://www.hoteldive.com/news/w-south-beach-miami-closure-layoffs-renovation/823752/


AT&T Labs closures

With this most recent layoff, I heard that it hit the employees in the various labs and made a change to our plans for Test Lab networks in Redmond, San Ramon, and Middletown. Are they moving up the date for the transition to Dallas? AVP and Directors were affected.


Arthur Street Hotel Closes Amid Funding Shortage

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/


BFGoodrich workers to receive Tuscaloosa support

Michelin announced the closure of its BFGoodrich tire plant. The Tuscaloosa facility will close in 2028. This decision affects approximately 1,200 jobs. Layoffs are scheduled to begin in the first half of 2027. No employees will be laid off during 2026.

Tuscaloosa, Alabama

https://www.tuscaloosanews.com/story/news/local/2026/06/26/bfgoodrich-layoffs-tuscaloosa-wont-start-until-2027-chamber-says/90714148007/


Frederick Sees Layoffs at U.S. Bank, Trulite Glass

Two businesses in Frederick announced recent layoffs and a facility closure. Trulite Glass & Aluminum Services will close its Ijamsville facility. This closure affects 21 employees due to financial hardships. U.S. Bank also plans to eliminate positions at its Frederick location. Approximately 36 employees will be impacted starting in July.

Frederick, MD

https://www.fredericknewspost.com/news/economy_and_business/employment/two-frederick-businesses-announce-layoffs-facility-closure/article_c423abe9-430f-501f-9cb3-270a0bbcea3e.html


Royal Kona Coffee Center Closes After Earthquake, Four Laid Off

A 6.0 magnitude earthquake in May caused substantial damage. The Royal Kona Coffee Company Center closed indefinitely due to this damage. Four employees were laid off from the Captain Cook location. The business continues to operate, but its in-person visitor center is closed. Resumption of visitor center operations remains uncertain.

Captain Cook, Hawaii

https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2026/06/26/royal-kona-coffee-center-closed-employee-layoffs/


Americold Logistics Closes Second Atlanta Location

Americold Logistics LLC is shutting down an Atlanta site. This marks a second facility closure for the company. An earlier Atlanta warehouse closure was announced for July. Employee layoffs are now beginning. Further information about the impact is not available.

Atlanta

https://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/news/2026/06/25/americold-cold-storage-firm-close-facility-layoffs.html


BF Goodrich Tuscaloosa Plant Closing, 1,200 Jobs Lost

The BF Goodrich tire factory in Tuscaloosa will close. This closure will affect approximately 1,200 employees. Michelin North America announced the decision. Increased competition and consolidation needs are cited as reasons. The plant operates below capacity, creating structural inefficiencies.

Tuscaloosa, Alabama

https://www.al.com/business/2026/06/tuscaloosas-bf-goodrich-tire-factory-closing-1200-employees-to-lose-jobs-over-2-years.html


Apple Closes Union Store in Towson, Many Face Layoffs

Apple closed its first unionized US retail store. This store was located in Towson, Maryland. More than half of its 70 unionized employees face layoffs. The union alleges company retaliation, which Apple denies. Apple cited declining mall conditions as the reason for closure.

Towson, Maryland

https://www.peoplematters.in/news/strategic-hr/more-than-half-of-workers-face-layoffs-as-apple-closes-first-unionised-us-store-50514


Campbell's Jeffersonville Snack Facility Announces Layoffs and Closure

Campbell's is closing its snack plant. The facility is located in Jeffersonville. This closure will result in layoffs. More than 100 employees are expected to be affected. These job losses are part of the plant's shutdown.

https://www.whas11.com/video/news/local/layoffs-coming-at-campbells-snack-plant-in-jeffersonville/417-102bfea5-05a9-44f9-a653-3d29c8959401


Groupe Beneteau Shuts Michigan Plant, Affecting 239 Workers

A state filing confirms job reductions at Beneteau. The company will affect 239 workers. Its Cadillac, Michigan, facility will close. Layoffs are scheduled to begin in August. Market downturn and Middle East conflict are cited as reasons.

Cadillac, Michigan

https://tradeonlytoday.com/industry-news/filing-confirms-beneteau-layoffs/


Vine Hospitality Shuts Down All Restaurants, Hundreds Laid Off

Vine Hospitality, a Bay Area restaurant group, is closing all its eateries. This sudden shutdown affects seven locations across the region. Brands like LB Steak and Left Bank Brasserie are ceasing operations. The closures result in 365 employees losing their jobs. Rising food costs and failed financing contributed to the company's collapse.

San Jose, California

https://nypost.com/2026/06/23/us-news/bay-area-vine-closing-all-locations-including-two-lb-steak-restaurants/?utm_campaign=nypost&utm_medium=referral


Hard Rock Cafe Pigeon Forge Closing, 61 Jobs Affected

Hard Rock Cafe announced a permanent closure. This closure affects its Pigeon Forge location. The facility is located in East Tennessee. The closing date is set for August 23. A total of 61 workers will be impacted.

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

https://fox17.com/news/local/gallery/tennessee-warn-notices-june-2026-job-cuts-layoffs-closures-pilgrims-pride-jbs-kellogg-yescare-hard-rock-cafe-smurfit-westrock-caci?photo=2


Temple Mall Closed by City Order; Many Face Layoffs

Temple Mall received a city-mandated temporary closure. This action followed the mall owner's failure to fix fire code violations. Many workers across mall businesses face job loss. Dillard's remains open, having separate safety systems. The owner, Kohan Retail Investment Group, has a history of property neglect.

Temple, Texas

https://kdhnews.com/news/region/temple-issues-temporary-mall-shutdown-notice-more-than-100-layoffs-expected/article_02b6bf6b-8c70-59f7-8770-f89e931fba44.html


Fort Smith Board to Discuss Hospital Notice After Baptist Health Cuts

The Fort Smith Board of Directors will discuss a letter. This letter asks the Arkansas General Assembly for a new requirement. Hospitals would need to provide written notice before ending major services. This discussion follows Baptist Health-Fort Smith's recent department closures. These closures included labor and delivery, oncology, and other services.

Fort Smith, Arkansas

https://www.rivervalleydemocratgazette.com/news/2026/jun/22/legislators-expected-at-fort-smith-board-of/


Senior Resource Connection to Lay Off Staff, Close Operations

Senior Resource Connection will begin mass layoffs on June 30. The nonprofit plans to close its operations. Services are transitioning to local partnering agencies. Reduced federal funding and inflation caused financial difficulties. Approximately 160 employees will be impacted.

Dayton, Ohio

https://www.daytondailynews.com/tncms/asset/editorial/e39802e9-68ba-58e2-a005-b3395fa21d37


Hydro to Cease US Extrusion Operations

Norsk Hydro ASA will close two aluminum extrusion facilities in the United States. These plants are located in City of Industry, California, and Delhi, Louisiana. Operations in California will conclude by early next year, with Delhi following by mid-2027. The company cites low capacity utilization and significant capital investment needs for the closures. Approximately 350 employees will be affected by these decisions.

City of Industry, California; Delhi, Louisiana

https://www.recyclingtoday.com/news/hydro-aluminum-extrusions-recycling-plant-closures-california-louisiana-2027/


Schwebel's Final Bakeries Closing by Labor Day

Schwebel Baking Co. plans to close its last two bakeries. These facilities are located in Youngstown and Hebron. The company expects to shutter them by Labor Day. Schwebel's has shut down various facilities over ten years. This continues a trend of facility closures for the company.

https://www.bizjournals.com/cleveland/news/2026/06/18/schwebel-baking-company-layoffs-liquidation.html


Any correlation? Serious question

The call center building we work in will be closing. We've received hints could be the end of the 4th Quarter, 2026, OR the end of the 1st Quarter, 2027. (Basically in the next 6-9 months. We get the impression from events unfolding, it could be the Tuesday after payday on July 7th?! We find it interesting that the call center will have no electricity or air conditioning July 7, 8, 9 due to the Generator going into a "downtime". It could be merely a coincidence, however researching on the web indicates taking down a generator for a building that's slated to close, could be a sign of events unfolding sooner than later.


Dairy Farmers of America Halts St. Albans Operations, 80 Jobs Lost

Dairy Farmers of America will close its St. Albans milk processing plant. This decision will affect approximately 80 employees. The cooperative cited broader operational and network changes. Workers were notified shortly before the public announcement. The plant's last day of operations is scheduled for August 17.

St. Albans, Vermont

https://vtdigger.org/2026/06/17/dairy-farmers-of-america-to-idle-its-st-albans-plant-affecting-80-employees/


Alan Ritchey to end Irving operation, lay off more than 200

Dallas-area logistics provider Alan Ritchey Inc. said it will close an Irving transfer center and lay off 232 employees beginning in September, according to a WARN notice filed with state officials. Affected workers include forklift operators, shippers, packers, supervisors and managers.

https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/articles/north-texas-based-logistics-company-220503734.html


LNS Chipblaster plans to close in September

LNS North America announced it will close its LNS Chipblaster manufacturing plant in Meadville, Pennsylvania, on or about September 30, affecting 67 employees. The shutdown is part of a broader corporate consolidation, with production moving to the company's Kings Mountain, North Carolina, facility.

https://www.pennlive.com/business/2026/04/pa-manufacturing-facility-to-close-lay-off-dozens-of-workers.html


Coca-Cola Closes Northampton Plant, 175 Jobs Cut

Coca-Cola is closing its Northampton plant. This closure will result in 175 employee layoffs. The company is now issuing formal notices. Employees have been aware of these plans for some time. These notices provide advance warning to staff.

Northampton, Massachusetts

https://www.bizjournals.com/boston/news/2026/06/18/coca-cola-northampton-layoffs.html


JetBlue Airways Ends Newark, LaGuardia Operations for Florida Growth

JetBlue Airways is closing key operations at Newark Liberty International Airport and LaGuardia Airport. This decision aims to reduce costs for the airline. JetBlue will shift its focus to expanding services at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Florida. The airline plans to significantly increase daily flights from Fort Lauderdale. JetBlue has stated that no staff layoffs are planned due to these changes.

New York, New York

https://www.financialexpress.com/world-news/us-news/jetblue-airways-shuts-down-key-operations-at-2-major-us-airports-will-staff-layoffs-follow/4270875/lite/


Acuity Brands Closes Winona Plant, Cuts 86 Jobs

Acuity Brands is closing its Winona lighting plant. This action will result in 86 layoffs. The Virginia-based company discontinued its Winona Custom brand last year. Operations at the facility will conclude by the end of August. This closure impacts the local workforce.

Winona

https://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/news/2026/06/18/acuity-brands-lighting-winona-reports-layoffs.html


Automated BIG approved

Barstow intermodal gateway project approved for construction according to media, so in less than 5 years when new contracts come up for bid, Barstow current facility and Shepherd going to be closed down, with resources shifted the same way the did in Interbay to Vancouver, transcon traffic will increase but facilities like Houston that require annual repair are going to be scabbed out to RJ Corman like Pearland. That’s why there is no more mechanical facilities other than Temple from the coast to Tulsa, and seniority wise Houston is almost at 20 years to hold in TY&E