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Waste Management Layoffs

All WARN Act mass layoff and plant closure notices filed by Waste Management.

9
Total Notices
767
Workers Affected
5
States
2005
First Filing
2023
Latest Filing

Data Insights

Industry Breakdown

Workers affected by industry sector

Layoff Types

Workers affected by notice type

Waste Management WARN Act Filings

WARN Act layoff notices
CompanyLocationEmployeesNotice DateType
WM - Waste ManagementElkridge, MD66Closure
Waste ManagementSanta Clarita, CA78Layoff
Waste ManagementCamino Real Carlsbad, CA76Layoff
Waste ManagementSanta Ana, CA98Layoff
Waste ManagementSanta Clarita, CA98Layoff
Waste ManagementSanta Clarita, CA76Layoff
Waste Management National Transportation ServicesCarnesville, GA69
Valley Waste ManagementWalnut Creek, CA66Layoff
Waste ManagementOak Harbor, WA125Closure
Waste ManagementLeesburg, FL67
Waste ManagementAlpharetta, GA62
Waste Management of St. TammanySlidell, LA55
Waste Management of New YorkBrooklyn, NY180Layoff
Waste Management of New York, LLC (Long Island Division)Westbury, NY49Layoff
Waste Management of New York, LLC (Long Island Division)Holbrook, NY39Layoff
Waste Management of New York, LLC (Long Island Division)Babylon, NY15Layoff
Waste Management of New York, LLC (Long Island Division)Glen Cove, NY9Layoff
Waste Management of New York, LLC (Long Island Division)Yaphank, NY8Layoff
Waste Management of New York, LLC (Long Island Division)Port Washington, NY7Layoff
Waste Management of New York, LLC (Long Island Division)Old Bethpage, NY5Layoff

Waste Management Layoff FAQ

How many layoffs has Waste Management had?
Waste Management has filed 9 WARN Act notices affecting a total of 767 workers across 5 states.
When was Waste Management's most recent layoff?
Waste Management's most recent WARN Act filing was on 2023-05-05.
What states has Waste Management laid off workers in?
Waste Management has filed WARN Act notices in: California, Florida, Georgia, Ohio, Washington.
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 Waste Management layoffs?
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