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Montana WARN notices & layoffs

14 notices affecting 1,627 workers in the last 24 months — latest filing Jul 21, 2026.

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Notices

DateEmployerCityWorkersTypeSource
Jul 21, 2026Wells Fargo & Company

Industry: Banking

Yellowstone2—Official source
Jun 23, 2026Wells Fargo & Company

Industry: Banking

Yellowstone16—Official source
Mar 30, 2026Wells Fargo & Company

Industry: Banking

Yellowstone77—Official source
Jan 15, 2026Exxon Mobile/Denbury Onshore LLC

Industry: Hydrocarbon exploration/Drilling

Dawson, Fallon, Prairie and Wibaux78—Official source
Oct 29, 2025Pacific Source Health

Industry: Healthcare Insurance

Lewis & Clark3—Official source
Oct 27, 2025George's Distributing

Industry: Sales

Lewis & Clark112—Official source
Sep 26, 2025Missoula County/Partnership Health

Industry: Healthcare

Missoula300—Official source
Aug 18, 2025Zeco Systems

Industry: Media/Procurement

Unknown1—Official source
Jul 28, 2025UFP Edge

Industry: Manufacturing

Missoula104—Official source
Apr 25, 2025Accelerate360 Distrubution

Industry: Merchandising

Multiple29—Official source
Apr 3, 2025Gary & Leo's Fresh Foods

Industry: Retail Trade-Food and Beverage Stores

Ravalli/Pondera/Hill164—Official source
Mar 27, 2025Block, Inc

Industry: Web Design

Unknown1—Official source
Sep 16, 2024Nelson Laboratories

Industry: Medical, Health

Gallatin40—Official source
Sep 12, 2024Sibayne-Stillwater

Industry: Mining

Stillwater/Sweetgrass700—Official source

How many layoffs has Montana had recently?

Montana has 14 WARN notices on record in the trailing 24 months, affecting 1,627 workers where counts were published (latest notice: Jul 21, 2026).

What was the most recent layoff notice in Montana?

The most recent WARN notice in Montana was filed by Wells Fargo & Company on Jul 21, 2026, affecting 2 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 Montana 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 Montana WARN publications. Montana'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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