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Utilities Layoffs in Missouri

Tracking 18 utilities WARN Act layoff notices affecting 632 workers in Missouri. Data from official state workforce agency filings, updated daily.

18
Total Notices
632
Workers Affected
6
Cities
6
Companies

Top Companies — Utilities Layoffs in Missouri

CompanyNoticesWorkers Affected
SunEdison13128
Armstrong Energy18
Laclede Gas Company, Missouri Gas Energy Division183
PlayPower1210
General Electric170
Aquila1133

Utilities Layoffs by City in Missouri

CityNoticesWorkers Affected
Maryland Heights8108
St. Peters414
St. Louis214
Kansas City2216
Farmington1210
Salisbury170

Latest Utilities Layoff Notices in Missouri

CompanyCityEmployeesTypeNotice Date
Armstrong EnergySt. Louis8Closure2017-12-15
SunEdisonSt. Louis6-2017-07-06
SunEdisonMaryland Heights8Layoff2017-04-12
SunEdisonSt. Peters2Layoff2017-03-30
SunEdisonSt. Peters7Layoff2017-03-30
SunEdisonMaryland Heights7Layoff2017-02-08
SunEdisonMaryland Heights11Layoff2017-01-11
SunEdisonMaryland Heights10Layoff2016-12-14
SunEdisonMaryland Heights19Layoff2016-10-26
SunEdisonSt. Peters1Layoff2016-09-28
SunEdisonMaryland Heights4Layoff2016-09-28
SunEdisonMaryland Heights10Layoff2016-09-06
SunEdisonSt. Peters4Layoff2016-05-25
SunEdisonMaryland Heights39Layoff2015-05-25
Laclede Gas Company, Missouri Gas Energy DivisionKansas City83Layoff2014-03-03
PlayPowerFarmington210Closure2009-10-27
General ElectricSalisbury70Closure2009-01-13
AquilaKansas City133Layoff2008-01-02

Frequently Asked Questions

How many utilities layoffs have occurred in Missouri?

There have been 18 utilities WARN Act layoff notices in Missouri, affecting 632 workers.

Which utilities companies have had the most layoffs in Missouri?

The top companies are: SunEdison, Armstrong Energy, Laclede Gas Company, Missouri Gas Energy Division, PlayPower, General Electric.

What cities in Missouri have the most utilities layoffs?

The most affected cities are: Maryland Heights, St. Peters, St. Louis, Kansas City, Farmington.

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