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WARN Act Layoffs in Santa Clara County, California

WARN Act mass layoff and plant closure notices in Santa Clara County, California, updated daily.

Data updated

101
Notices (2026)
7,265
Workers Affected
Intuit
Biggest Filing (493)
Retail
Top Industry

Data Insights

Industry Breakdown

Workers affected by industry sector

Layoff Types

Workers affected by notice type

Latest WARN Notices in Santa Clara County

WARN Act layoff notices
CompanyCityEmployeesNotice DateType
OracleOakland99Layoff
Eggo Company dba KellanovaSan Jose112Temporary Closure
Uber technologies, Inc. - 190 Mathilda PlaceSan Jose43Layoff
Uber Technologies, Inc. - 200 Mathilda PlaceSan Jose94Layoff
PayPalSan Jose251Layoff
SynopsysMountain View128Layoff
Amazon - SJC13San Jose70Layoff
Stanford Health Care - 1840 Embarcadero RdSan Jose16Layoff
Stanford Health Care - 1830 Embarcadero RdSan Jose79Layoff
JabilLake Forest382Temporary Closure
Apple, Inc. - Maude AveSan Jose40Layoff
Apple, Inc. - SunnyvaleSan Jose28Layoff
Apple, Inc. - CupertinoSan Jose79Layoff
NutanixRedding65Layoff
ServiceNowSan Jose154Layoff
Intel Corporation - SC-12Santa Clara67Layoff
Intel Corporation - SC11San Jose2Layoff
Intel Corporation - SC-9Santa Clara10Layoff
Intel Corporation - Robert Noyce BuildingSanta Clara24Layoff
New Leaf Community MarketsSan Jose61Closure

Santa Clara County, California Layoff FAQ

How many layoffs have been announced in Santa Clara County, California?
Santa Clara County, California has had 101 WARN Act notices (2026) affecting 7,265 workers.
What was the largest recent layoff in Santa Clara County, California?
The largest WARN filing in Santa Clara County, California was by Intuit, affecting 493 workers.
What is the WARN Act?
The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act is a federal law requiring employers with 100 or more employees to provide 60 calendar days' advance notice of plant closings and mass layoffs. Some states have stricter mini-WARN laws with lower thresholds or longer notice periods.