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BASIC Energy Services Layoffs

All WARN Act mass layoff and plant closure notices filed by BASIC Energy Services.

Data updated

17
Total Notices
1,733
Workers Affected
4
States
2020
First Filing
2021
Latest Filing

Data Insights

Industry Breakdown

Workers affected by industry sector

Layoff Types

Workers affected by notice type

BASIC Energy Services WARN Act Filings

WARN Act layoff notices
CompanyLocationEmployeesNotice DateType
Basic Energy ServicesBakersfield, CA393Closure
Basic Energy ServicesBakersfield, CA216Closure
Basic Energy ServicesBakersfield, CA111Closure
Basic Energy ServicesCompton, CA98Closure
Basic Energy ServicesBakersfield, CA48Closure
Basic Energy Services-Big Springs2Big Spring, TX135
Basic Energy Services-Ft Worth-ALM RegentFort Worth, TX120
Basic Energy Services-AndrewsAndrews, TX63
Basic Energy Services-Denver CityDenver City, TX57
Basic Energy Services-KennedyKenedy, TX56
Basic Energy ServicesBakersfield, CA98Closure
BASIC Energy ServicesArtesia, NM73
BASIC Energy ServicesArtesia, NM112
Basic Energy Services (Updated)Denver, CO26
Basic Energy ServicesDenver, CO51
Basic Energy ServicesGarden Grove, CA52Layoff
C&J Well Services, Inc., a Basic Energy ServicesBakersfield, CA69Layoff
C&J Well Services, Inc., a Basic Energy ServicesBakersfield, CA52Layoff
Basic Energy Services, Inc DBA KVS TransportationBakersfield, CA42Layoff
Basic Energy Services - Big Spring, TXBig Spring, TX114

BASIC Energy Services Layoff FAQ

Is BASIC Energy Services laying off in 2026?
BASIC Energy Services has no 2026 WARN notices on record. The most recent WARN Act filing was in 2021.
How many layoffs has BASIC Energy Services had?
BASIC Energy Services has filed 17 WARN Act notices affecting a total of 1,733 workers across 4 states.
When was BASIC Energy Services's most recent layoff?
BASIC Energy Services's most recent WARN Act filing was on 2021-08-24.
What states has BASIC Energy Services laid off workers in?
BASIC Energy Services has filed WARN Act notices in: California, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas.
What is the WARN Act?
The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act is a federal law that requires employers with 100 or more employees to provide 60 calendar days' advance notice of plant closings and mass layoffs.
How do I get notified about BASIC Energy Services layoffs?
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