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Transportation Layoffs in Ohio

Tracking 298 transportation WARN Act layoff notices affecting 42,160 workers in Ohio. Data from official state workforce agency filings, updated daily.

298
Total Notices
42,160
Workers Affected
15
Cities
15
Companies

Data updated

Top Companies — Transportation Layoffs in Ohio

Transportation Layoffs by City in Ohio

CityNoticesWorkers Affected
Columbus527,172
Wilmington335,718
Cleveland202,684
Cincinnati173,091
Groveport141,717
Vandalia103,028
Toledo91,024
West Chester81,514
West Jefferson61,095
Lockbourne5775
Springfield5922
Richfield51,802
Delaware4187
Hudson4594
Sheffield Village4246

Latest Transportation Layoff Notices in Ohio

CompanyCityEmployeesTypeNotice Date
UPDATE GXO Logistics Supply ChainWest Jefferson102Closure2026-04-28
Day & Ross USAHamilton100Layoff2026-03-25
Zenith LogisticsCincinnatti225Closure2026-03-19
Ten Sixty LogisticsEtna125Closure2026-03-19
GeodisAshville105Closure2026-03-03
PSA AirlinesVandalia157Closure2025-08-29
FedExLima56-2025-08-28
First StudentCincinnati56Layoff2025-08-15
United Parcel ServicesMiddleburg Heights98Closure2025-05-02
Kuehne + NagelUrbana50Layoff2025-02-21
American FreightDelaware19Layoff2025-02-12
Air Wisconsin AirlinesDayton386Layoff2025-01-30
Jo Ann Omni Fulfillment CenterWest Jefferson116Closure2025-01-27
Jo Ann Distribution CenterHudson359Closure2025-01-27
Jack Cooper TransportSheffield Village61Closure2025-01-13
American Freight GroupDelaware50-2024-12-23
American Freight GroupDelaware62-2024-12-02
DHL Supply ChainCanal173-2024-10-16
Midwest TransportColumbus5-2024-09-09
SwissportCleveland213-2024-09-04

Frequently Asked Questions

How many transportation layoffs have occurred in Ohio?

There have been 298 transportation WARN Act layoff notices in Ohio, affecting 42,160 workers.

Which transportation companies have had the most layoffs in Ohio?

The top companies are: ABX Air, Enterprise Holdings, Penske Logistics, DHL Supply Chain, First Student.

What cities in Ohio have the most transportation layoffs?

The most affected cities are: Columbus, Wilmington, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Groveport.