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WARN Act Layoffs in Cuyahoga County, Ohio

WARN Act mass layoff and plant closure notices in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, updated daily.

Data updated

8
Notices (2026)
488
Workers Affected
First Brands Group Cuyaho
Biggest Filing (146)
Manufacturing
Top Industry

Data Insights

Industry Breakdown

Workers affected by industry sector

Layoff Types

Workers affected by notice type

Latest WARN Notices in Cuyahoga County

WARN Act layoff notices
CompanyCityEmployeesNotice DateType
Marc GlassmanParma55Closure
Notions MarketingStrongsville3Layoff
Louis Vuitton USABeachwood11Closure
Saks & Company LLC BeachwoodBeachwood70Closure
UPDATE First Brands Group Cuyahoga 4Cleveland110Closure
First Brands Group CuyahogaCleveland146Layoff
Main Street Sports Group ClevelandCleveland27Closure
Double Tree ClevelandCleveland66Closure
PK ManagementRichmond Heights67
Insight Behavioral ConsultingWestlake92Layoff
Chugach Training & Educations SolutionsCleveland95Layoff
United Parcel Services (UPS)Middleburg Heights98Closure
Worthington Samuel Coil ProcessingCleveland55Closure
Harvest Sherwood Food DistributorsMaple Heights237Closure
True ValueWestlake82Closure
Xellia PharmaceuticalsBedford3Layoff
American Sugar RefiningCleveland90
AirgasIndependence70
True ValueWestlake89
SwissportCleveland213

Cuyahoga County, Ohio Layoff FAQ

How many layoffs have been announced in Cuyahoga County, Ohio?
Cuyahoga County, Ohio has had 8 WARN Act notices (2026) affecting 488 workers.
What was the largest recent layoff in Cuyahoga County, Ohio?
The largest WARN filing in Cuyahoga County, Ohio was by First Brands Group Cuyahoga, affecting 146 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.