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WARN notices · DC

District of Columbia WARN notices & layoffs

47 notices affecting 6,706 workers in the last 24 months — latest filing Jul 13, 2026.

Notices

DateEmployerCityWorkersTypeSource
Jul 13, 2026General Dynamic Information Technology—641Official source
Jul 8, 2026Medical Facility Associates—1,2701Official source
May 1, 2026Ideal US Talent Systems Worker Op Co LLC—3071Official source
Apr 23, 2026Republic National Distributing Company—1251Official source
Apr 22, 2026Noblis—1151Official source
Apr 17, 2026General Dynamics Information Technology—871Official source
Mar 13, 2026Albertson's/Safeway—872Official source
Mar 13, 2026Bering Global Solutions, LLC—1081Official source
Feb 6, 2026WP Company LLC—2771Official source
Feb 2, 2026Elior North America—761Official source
Oct 29, 2025RATP DEV and Midtown Group—522Official source
Oct 20, 2025Institue of International Education—241Official source
Sep 10, 2025Institue of International Education——1Official source
Aug 28, 2025ACDI VOCA—51Official source
Aug 27, 2025Target—442Official source
Aug 25, 2025Chemonics—591Official source
Aug 11, 2025Institue of International Education——1Official source
Aug 1, 2025Corporation for Public Broadcasting—941Official source
Jul 30, 2025National Association of County and City Health Officials—431Official source
Jul 30, 2025ACDI VOCA—41Official source
Jul 2, 2025ACDI VOGA—41Official source
Jul 1, 2025Institue of International Education——1Official source
Jun 6, 2025Sodexo, Inc.—3081Official source
Jun 4, 2025ACDI/VOCA—191Official source
Jun 4, 2025Institue of International Education——1Official source
May 15, 2025Sodexo Services East, LLC—2281Official source
May 13, 2025Pact—721Official source
May 2, 2025Radio Free Asia—2851Official source
Apr 25, 2025Institue of International Education——1Official source
Apr 25, 2025Children's School Services—2261Official source
Apr 14, 2025US Conference of Catholic Bishops—391Official source
Apr 14, 2025Institue of International Education——1Official source
Apr 9, 2025Family Health International d/b/a FHI360—2601Official source
Apr 7, 2025International Republican Institute—2461Official source
Mar 31, 2025American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE)—2061Official source
Mar 28, 2025Freedom House, Inc.—301Official source
Mar 28, 2025Cointerpart International—641Official source
Mar 14, 2025Chemonics—5001Official source
Mar 13, 2025Institute of International Education—951Official source
Mar 13, 2025Save the Children—1161Official source
Mar 11, 2025IREX—1301Official source
Mar 10, 2025Dexis Consulting Group—941Official source
Mar 6, 2025ACDI VOCA—1091Official source
Feb 20, 2025United Medical Center—4852Official source
Feb 14, 2025Freedom House, Inc—761Official source
Jan 1, 2025Golden Services, LLC—432Official source
Mar 24, 2024National Democratic Institute—2301Official source

How many layoffs has District of Columbia had recently?

District of Columbia has 47 WARN notices on record in the trailing 24 months, affecting 6,706 workers where counts were published (latest notice: Jul 13, 2026).

What was the most recent layoff notice in District of Columbia?

The most recent WARN notice in District of Columbia was filed by General Dynamic Information Technology on Jul 13, 2026, affecting 64 workers.

What this means for you

WARN requires 60 days' advance notice ahead of a qualifying mass layoff, but coverage thresholds vary — so an absence of District of Columbia filings is not proof of stability. Treat these notices as a workforce-stability signal, and check the company behind an offer before you sign.

What this data is — and isn't

Sourced from official District of Columbia WARN publications. District of Columbia's own publication format determines which fields — city, worker counts — are available; missing fields are shown as gaps, never guessed. Our sources · Methodology.

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