Layoffs Tracker›Clean Water Action
WARN Act · Public Record
Clean Water Action
WARN Act filings on record for Clean Water Action. Each filing represents a notice submitted to a state workforce agency for a qualifying mass layoff or plant closing.
1
filing
8
employees affected (total)
CA
state
Clean Water Action
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Ordered by announcement date, most recent first. Source links open the original state agency record.
| State | Location | Employees | Announced | Effective |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CA | Alameda County | 8 | Oct 10, 2024 | Dec 31, 2024 |
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About this data: WARN Act filings are public records submitted to state workforce agencies when employers plan mass layoffs of 50+ employees or plant closings affecting 100+ workers. Some filings are later rescinded or modified — this tracker reflects raw filed data and may include filings that did not result in actual layoffs. Data is updated weekly from primary state agency sources.