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New York layoffs, the week of 2026-04-20

Every WARN layoff and closure notice published in New York for the week of 2026-04-20, with employees affected and a link to the state's own file.

Notices21
Employees affected302

21 employers published WARN notices in New York for the week of 2026-04-20, covering 302 employees. The largest was Durham School Services, LP./Monroe School Transportation, Inc..

By industry, as New York files them: Other Services (except Public Administration) (18), Retail Trade (2), Transportation and Warehousing (1).

CompanyNoticeWhereEmployeesTypeEffectiveIndustryDays' noticeSource
Durham School Services, LP./Monroe School Transportation, Inc.2026-04-21Rochester, NY180closure, permanent2026-07-12Transportation and Warehousing82NY file
Recreational Equipment, Inc.2026-04-24New York, NY72closure, permanent2026-07-23Retail Trade90NY file
Saks & Company LLC2026-04-20New York County, NY24closure, permanent2026-05-01Retail Trade11NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Queens County, NY3closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Bronx County, NY3closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-23Bronx County, NY2closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)7NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Nassau County, NY2closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22New York County, NY2closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Kings County, NY2closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Bronx County, NY2closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Queens County, NY2closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Westchester County, NY2closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Street Brooklyn, NY1closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Nassau County, NY1closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22New York County, NY1closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Kings County, NY1closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Bronx County, NY1closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Queens County, NY1closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-23New York County, NY—closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)7NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Queens County, NY—closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file
Knight Facilities Management, Inc.2026-04-22Kings County, NY—closure, permanent2026-04-30Other Services (except Public Administration)8NY file

Where this comes from

Employers covered by the federal WARN Act, and by the stricter laws some states add, must give written notice before a mass layoff or a site closure. The state labor department publishes those notices. Every row here is one of them, taken from that state's own published file and linked to it, so each figure can be checked at the source.

A notice states the employer, the location, the number of employees affected, and when the layoff or closure takes effect. It does not state a reason, and neither does this page. Where a company also appears in SEC filings under the same name and in the same state, its recorded fundraising is shown alongside, as a matter of record rather than as an explanation. New Jersey and Pennsylvania list a notice under the month it was posted or received, not the day, so their notices show a month. Tennessee gives the county rather than the city.

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Last updated 2026-10-18
New York layoffs, the week of 2026-04-20: 21 WARN notices, 302 employees. MentionFox, 2026-10-18. https://mentionfox.com/layoffs/ny/2026-17