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Mining & Energy Layoffs in New Mexico

Tracking 11 mining & energy WARN Act layoff notices affecting 2,621 workers in New Mexico. Data from official state workforce agency filings, updated daily.

11
Total Notices
2,621
Workers Affected
6
Cities
8
Companies

Top Companies — Mining & Energy Layoffs in New Mexico

CompanyNoticesWorkers Affected
Westmoreland San Juan Mining4178
Marathon Petroleum1290
BW Gas & Convenience Holdings119
Freeport - McMoRan1825
Free McMoran1825
CALFRAC Well Services1106
Halliburton178
Intrepid Potash1300

Mining & Energy Layoffs by City in New Mexico

CityNoticesWorkers Affected
Waterflow3170
Silver City21,650
Aztec18
Artecia1106
Farmington178
Carlsbad1300

Latest Mining & Energy Layoff Notices in New Mexico

CompanyCityEmployeesTypeNotice Date
Westmoreland San Juan MiningWaterflow86-2022-09-01
Westmoreland San Juan MiningWaterflow63-2022-08-03
Westmoreland San Juan MiningWaterflow21-2022-06-01
Westmoreland San Juan MiningAztec8-2022-02-01
Marathon Petroleum-290-2020-08-26
BW Gas & Convenience Holdings-19-2020-07-28
Freeport - McMoRanSilver City825-2020-04-26
Free McMoranSilver City825-2020-04-26
CALFRAC Well ServicesArtecia106-2020-04-16
HalliburtonFarmington78-2019-10-10
Intrepid PotashCarlsbad300-2016-05-09

Frequently Asked Questions

How many mining & energy layoffs have occurred in New Mexico?

There have been 11 mining & energy WARN Act layoff notices in New Mexico, affecting 2,621 workers.

Which mining & energy companies have had the most layoffs in New Mexico?

The top companies are: Westmoreland San Juan Mining, Marathon Petroleum, BW Gas & Convenience Holdings, Freeport - McMoRan, Free McMoran.

What cities in New Mexico have the most mining & energy layoffs?

The most affected cities are: Waterflow, Silver City, Aztec, Artecia, Farmington.

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