WARN Act · Public Record

DHL Supply Chain

WARN Act filings on record for DHL Supply Chain. Each filing represents a notice submitted to a state workforce agency for a qualifying mass layoff or plant closing.

filings

1,512

employees affected (total)

state

DHL Supply Chain

Private

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Headquarters: Bonn, Cologne Government Region, Germany
Founded: 2005
Industry: logistics
Employees: 111.0K
Website: dhl.com/en/logistics/supply_chain_solutions.html

All filings

Ordered by announcement date, most recent first. Source links open the original state agency record.

State	Location	Employees	Announced	Effective
CA	Orange County	33	Jul 2, 2026	Sep 3, 2026
CA	Alameda County	74	Jan 15, 2026	Mar 20, 2026
CA	San Bernardino County	346	May 1, 2025	Aug 31, 2025
CA	San Joaquin County	163	Oct 30, 2024	Dec 31, 2024
CA	San Bernardino County	109	Apr 15, 2024	Aug 31, 2024
CA	San Bernardino County	13	Jan 16, 2024	Mar 16, 2024
CA	Riverside County	10	Jun 1, 2023	Aug 1, 2023
CA	Riverside County	43	May 31, 2023	Aug 1, 2023
CA	San Joaquin County	253	May 26, 2023	Jul 30, 2023
CA	Alameda County	350	Dec 14, 2022	Feb 12, 2023
CA	Santa Clara County	118	Oct 25, 2021	Dec 31, 2021

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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 Some filings are later rescinded or modified — this tracker reflects raw filed data and may include filings that did not result in actual layoffs.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.