Worker Adjustment Retraining Notification notices say that two companies that no one expected are going to lay off workers in Missouri soon.
There is a law called WARN that says employers with more than 100 full-time employees have to give 60 days’ notice before firing 50 or more people in one place. This is something you should keep in mind.
This week, two companies told the Missouri Office of Workforce Development through WARN letters that they were going to lay off workers in Missouri.
Southern Glazers says that on November 1, 94 people will lose their jobs in St. Charles.
Only two people are being let go from Omega Healthcare’s Oak Grove office on September 30.
There are, however, other companies in Missouri that are cutting jobs besides Southern Glazers and Omega Healthcare.
Which businesses in Missouri are letting people go this year?
Here is a list of Missouri companies that will be laying off workers in 2024:
- Regency Enterprises Services put out a letter saying that on August 31, 183 employees in St. Louis will be let go.
- Otscon, a company that makes brakes, is closing a plant in Columbia in October. As a result, 158 workers will be let go.
- Over 100 people will lose their jobs when the Cheesecake Factory at the Chesterfield Mall in St.Louis County shuts down for good in August.
- Oregon Tool told the Missouri Office of Workforce Development that it was shutting down a plant in Kansas City on August 2, which meant that 80 workers would lose their jobs.
- A letter was sent to the Missouri Office of Workforce Development by Cherokee Nation Federal Consulting that it was letting go of 187 city employees on June 30.
- Yelloh, the famous company that used to be called Schwan’s Home Delivery, has confirmed that it will be closing five of its locations in the state for good.
