Florida Employers Announce Fresh Round of Layoffs Before 2025

A new round of layoffs is now set to hit Florida in 2025, as more businesses submit WARN warnings informing of future job losses.

It’s critical to realize that the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act requires a business with more than 100 full-time employees to send a 60-day notice before laying off 50 or more people at a single location.

The most recent layoffs in Florida began in November and will continue through January 2025.

This year, Florida has had around 9,884 WARN layoffs across 171 businesses.

Kimball Electronics has revealed plans to lay off 250 people in Tampa, making it the largest firm layoff on this list.

Our objective is that our publications will enable families to recognize unprecedented company layoff news and prepare for the changes ahead of time.

Below is a new list of firms who have filed WARN notices with the state of Florida, warning of future layoffs this year until 2025:

• Lukka, Inc. 31 job cuts on 11/15.
• Stryker. 12 job cuts on 1/14/2025.
• MCR Health. 47 job cuts on 11/8.
• Allied Universal. 77 job cuts on 1/9/2025.
• Nidec Motor Corporation dba Control. 76 job cuts on 1/7/2025.
• Kimball Electronics. 250 job cuts on 1/5/2025.
• Dart Industries, Inc. 145 job cuts on 12/31.
• ASMO d/b/a Eulen Aviation. 87 job cuts on 11/30.
• CHG Healthcare Services, Inc. 7 job cuts on 12/31.
• AmeriHealth Caritas. 50 job cuts on 12/31.
• Stryker. 6 job cuts on 12/31.
• DP Holdings Colorado LLC. 113 job cuts on 12/31.
• Stryker. 6 job cuts on 11/30.
• Kaleo, Inc. 4 job cuts on 11/30.
• Mayhew Bestway. 41 job cuts by 11/29.
• Genpact. 60 job cuts by 11/30.
• West Fraser, Inc. 131 job cuts on 11/19.
• FK Irons, Inc. 42 job cuts on 11/18.
• Labcorp. 65 job cuts on 11/22.