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Nebraska WARN notices & layoffs

21 notices affecting 9,935 workers in the last 24 months — latest filing Aug 26, 2026.

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Notices

DateEmployerCityWorkersTypeSource
Aug 26, 2026Fortrex 0129 MadisonMadison91—Official source
Jun 26, 2026ConduentRemote2—Official source
Jun 26, 2026Skylark Meats, LLCOmaha218—Official source
May 22, 2026WK Kellogg CoOmaha451—Official source
May 18, 2026Republic National Distributing CoLa Vista87—Official source
Jan 21, 2026Tyson Extension - LexingtonLexington294—Official source
Nov 26, 2025Fortrex 0127 LexingtonLexington139—Official source
Nov 21, 2025Tyson - LexingtonLexington3,212—Official source
Sep 30, 2025ITC FederalLincoln192—Official source
Sep 19, 2025Burlington TrailwaysOmaha11—Official source
Sep 9, 2025Neenah FoundryLincoln103—Official source
Sep 9, 2025Safeway Store 2563Chadron49—Official source
Jul 10, 2025Eaton CorporationKearney219—Official source
Jun 30, 2025Federal Express CorporationOmaha102—Official source
Jun 17, 2025Hyatt CorporationOmaha/Remote286—Official source
May 19, 2025CommuteAir LLCLincoln100—Official source
May 14, 2025AccentureOmaha85—Official source
May 12, 2025Student Transportation of America (STA)Omaha39—Official source
Apr 25, 2025Accelerate360 Distribution, LLCRemote13—Official source
Mar 26, 2025United States Cellular Corporation (USCC)Omaha, Papillion, Grand Island, and Remote Locations4,100—Official source
Dec 3, 2024ITC FederalLincoln142—Official source

How many layoffs has Nebraska had recently?

Nebraska has 21 WARN notices on record in the trailing 24 months, affecting 9,935 workers where counts were published (latest notice: Aug 26, 2026).

What was the most recent layoff notice in Nebraska?

The most recent WARN notice in Nebraska was filed by Fortrex 0129 Madison on Aug 26, 2026, affecting 91 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 Nebraska 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 Nebraska WARN publications. Nebraska'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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