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Amazon California Layoffs 2026: What Employees Should Know

Amazon has 93 layoff notices on file with California's Employment Development Department (EDD) under the state's Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act, covering 6,938 jobs in Los Angeles County, Orange County, Placer County, Riverside County, Sacramento County, San Bernardino County, San Diego County, San Francisco County, Santa Clara County, Ventura County. That is what the state has published since July 2025, not an all-time total. If you were one of them, here is what the filing says, how much notice the law asks for, and what to look at before you sign anything.

What the filing says

These are the details as Amazon reported them to the state. The EDD publishes every notice, and this page reflects the data as of Jul 31, 2026. All 93 are listed below; the table scrolls.

LocationCountyNotice givenJobs endWorkersType
Culver CityLos Angeles CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20257Layoff Permanent
Mission ViejoOrange CountyOct 2, 2025Jan 6, 2026149Closure Permanent
La VerneLos Angeles CountyOct 2, 2025Jan 6, 2026107Closure Permanent
WhittierLos Angeles CountyOct 2, 2025Jan 6, 2026126Closure Permanent
La HabraOrange CountyOct 2, 2025Jan 6, 2026173Closure Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 2026138Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202628Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202633Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202680Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202627Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202685Layoff Permanent
San DiegoSan Diego CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202624Layoff Permanent
Not statedSan Diego CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202650Layoff Permanent
Not statedSan Diego CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202661Layoff Permanent
San DiegoSan Diego CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20263Layoff Permanent
Not statedSan Diego CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20265Layoff Permanent
San DiegoSan Diego CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20261Layoff Permanent
San DiegoSan Diego CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20261Layoff Permanent
San FranciscoSan Francisco CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20263Layoff Permanent
San FranciscoSan Francisco CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20261Layoff Permanent
Not statedSan Francisco CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202641Layoff Permanent
San FranciscoSan Francisco CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202618Layoff Permanent
San FranciscoSan Francisco CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202671Layoff Permanent
Not statedSan Francisco CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20263Layoff Permanent
Santa MonicaLos Angeles CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202662Layoff Permanent
Santa MonicaLos Angeles CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20263Layoff Permanent
Culver CityLos Angeles CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202643Layoff Permanent
Culver CityLos Angeles CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202665Layoff Permanent
Santa MonicaLos Angeles CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202665Layoff Permanent
Palo AltoSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202618Layoff Permanent
Palo AltoSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202669Layoff Permanent
Palo AltoSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202675Layoff Permanent
Palo AltoSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202612Layoff Permanent
Palo AltoSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20262Layoff Permanent
Santa ClaraSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20268Layoff Permanent
Santa ClaraSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202650Layoff Permanent
Santa ClaraSanta Clara CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202618Layoff Permanent
IrvineOrange CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 2026178Layoff Permanent
Not statedOrange CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202617Layoff Permanent
IrvineOrange CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202664Layoff Permanent
Not statedOrange CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202612Layoff Permanent
IrvineOrange CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 20261Layoff Permanent
IrvineOrange CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202616Layoff Permanent
IrvineOrange CountyOct 28, 2025Jan 26, 202645Layoff Permanent
Woodland HillsLos Angeles CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026215Closure Permanent
North HollywoodLos Angeles CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026131Closure Permanent
Porter RanchLos Angeles CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026184Closure Permanent
Long BeachLos Angeles CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026168Closure Permanent
EncinoLos Angeles CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026201Closure Permanent
TorranceLos Angeles CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026196Closure Permanent
CerritosLos Angeles CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026155Closure Permanent
Los AngelesLos Angeles CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026185Closure Permanent
PasadenaLos Angeles CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026134Closure Permanent
Huntington BeachOrange CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026191Closure Permanent
IrvineOrange CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026191Closure Permanent
FullertonOrange CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026175Closure Permanent
Fountain ValleyOrange CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026181Closure Permanent
RosevillePlacer CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026174Closure Permanent
MurrietaRiverside CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026172Closure Permanent
PowayRiverside CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026182Closure Permanent
CoronaRiverside CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026160Closure Permanent
Elk GroveSacramento CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026179Closure Permanent
Citrus HeightsSacramento CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026163Closure Permanent
UplandSan Bernardino CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026190Closure Permanent
FontanaSan Bernardino CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026189Closure Permanent
MoorparkVentura CountyJan 28, 2026Apr 28, 2026139Closure Permanent
Santa MonicaLos Angeles CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 20262Layoff Permanent
Santa MonicaLos Angeles CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202646Layoff Permanent
Santa MonicaLos Angeles CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202645Layoff Permanent
Santa ClaraSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202643Layoff Permanent
Santa ClaraSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 2026141Layoff Permanent
Santa ClaraSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202649Layoff Permanent
Mountain ViewSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202672Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202632Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 20263Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202611Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202658Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202687Layoff Permanent
SunnyvaleSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202681Layoff Permanent
Palo AltoSanta Clara CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202689Layoff Permanent
IrvineOrange CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 20265Layoff Permanent
IrvineOrange CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202624Layoff Permanent
Not statedOrange CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 20261Layoff Permanent
IrvineOrange CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202625Layoff Permanent
Not statedOrange CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202634Layoff Permanent
Not statedSan Diego CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202638Layoff Permanent
Not statedSan Diego CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 20261Layoff Permanent
Not statedSan Diego CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202619Layoff Permanent
San DiegoSan Diego CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202613Layoff Permanent
Not statedSan Diego CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 20262Layoff Permanent
San DiegoSan Diego CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 20261Layoff Permanent
Not statedSan Francisco CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202619Layoff Permanent
San FranciscoSan Francisco CountyJan 29, 2026Apr 28, 202684Layoff Permanent

How much notice the law requires

California's WARN Act requires 60 days of advance written notice before a covered mass layoff. What makes the California version unusual is how few ways out it gives an employer. The only statutory exception is a physical calamity or an act of war. Federal law has three exceptions, including one for unforeseeable business circumstances, and the California Legislature deliberately declined to copy them.

What this filing shows

At least one of these notices is dated 275 days after the last day of work it reports, so it gave no advance notice at all against the 60 days the statute describes.

This is a fact drawn from the public filing, not a conclusion that anyone broke the law. The date an employer records is not always the date workers were told, employers of different sizes are covered differently, and exceptions can apply. Whether it means anything in your case is exactly what a free consultation sorts out.

Amazon severance: what to check before you sign

A severance offer is not the same thing as the notice pay the WARN Act describes, and an employer cannot use one to satisfy the other. A release may also give up more than you expect, and an arbitration agreement you signed at hire can affect where a dispute is heard. Read our full guide to the California WARN Act before you decide, and consider having the paperwork looked at.

Two things worth doing this week either way. File for unemployment now, because WARN money does not reduce it. And keep every document, including the notice itself and anything showing when it arrived.

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What your notice was required to include

Timing is only half of what Labor Code section 1401 asks for. The notice itself has to contain specific things, and California added most of this list for notices issued on or after January 1, 2026. 49 of the 93 notices here fall after that date; the earlier ones were not subject to the new content rules. If you kept your copy, it is worth reading down this list against it.

  • Everything federal law requires. A California notice has to carry all the elements the federal WARN Act calls for, including whether the action is permanent, the expected date, and whether bumping rights exist.
  • Whether transition help is being coordinated. The notice must say whether the employer is arranging services through your local workforce development board, through some other organization, or not at all.
  • A working email and phone number for that board, plus a short standard paragraph pointing you to an America's Job Center of California for help with a resume, interview practice, job searching, and training programs.
  • Services arranged within 30 days. If the employer said it would coordinate services, the statute gives it 30 days from the date of the notice to actually set them up.
  • CalFresh information. A description of the CalFresh food assistance program, the benefits helpline, and a link to the CalFresh website.
  • A working email and phone number for the employer. Not a no-reply address — a route back to a person.

Source: Labor Code section 1401, as amended by SB 617 (Stats. 2025, ch. 229), effective January 1, 2026. A notice missing something on this list is not automatically a violation with a remedy attached, and this page does not say that it is. Whether a gap matters depends on the employer, the action, and what else happened.

Questions people are asking

What is the Amazon severance package?

The WARN notice Amazon filed with the state does not list severance terms, and we do not publish any employer's package. A WARN notice reports how many jobs end, where, and when. Severance is a separate contract offered at the employer's discretion. California law does not require it, and an employer cannot use contractual severance to satisfy what the WARN Act requires, so being offered a package does not by itself answer whether notice pay is also owed. If you have an offer in hand, the terms in front of you are the ones that matter, and they are worth reading closely before the deadline on them runs.

Am I owed severance from Amazon?

California law does not require severance on its own, and a severance offer is a separate thing from WARN pay. An employer cannot use contractual severance to satisfy its WARN obligation, so being offered a package does not answer whether notice pay is also owed.

Does taking the severance reduce what I could recover?

It depends on why the money is being paid. Severance the employer was already obligated to provide — under a contract, a policy, a benefit plan, or a union agreement — cannot be set against what the WARN Act requires. A payment that is genuinely voluntary and unconditional, one the employer had no legal obligation to make, can reduce that liability. Wages for work you actually performed during the notice period are not voluntary severance at all. Which category an offer falls into is a question about the document in front of you, not about the layoff, and it is one of the better reasons to have the paperwork read before the deadline on it runs.

Does it matter that this was filed as a closure at some locations?

It can. California's WARN Act covers a closure, a mass layoff, and a relocation, and the thresholds are not identical. A closure means the site itself is shutting down rather than shedding part of its staff, which can change who is counted and whether the statute applies at all. It also tends to mean there is no role to be recalled to.

Why do co-workers have different last days?

The filings here list 4 separate last days of work. Employers commonly stagger a reduction so some functions run longer than others. Your own notice period is measured against your date, not the earliest one in the filing, so two people at the same employer can be in genuinely different positions.

What if I did not get 60 days of notice?

California's WARN Act requires 60 days of advance written notice before a covered mass layoff, and its only statutory exception is a physical calamity or an act of war. That is far narrower than federal law, which has three exceptions. At least one notice here is dated 275 days after the last day of work it reports, meaning it gave no advance notice at all. That is arithmetic on two published dates and not a finding that anyone broke the law: a notice can be filed or amended after the fact for reasons that have nothing to do with when workers were actually told.

Can I still collect unemployment?

Yes. Under Labor Code section 1407, WARN-related payments are not treated as wages for unemployment purposes, so they cannot be used to deny or reduce your benefits in California. You do not have to wait for your last day — the filings here run through Apr 28, 2026 — and filing early is generally better than filing late.

Does taking a new job hurt my claim?

No. Wages you earn at a new job during the notice period do not reduce what a former employer may owe under WARN. You do not need to delay a job search to protect a claim.

How long do I have to act?

Generally three years. The federal WARN Act sets no limitations period of its own, so courts borrow the closest state deadline, which in California is the three-year period for a liability created by statute. The clock starts when you suffer an employment loss, not when the notice went out. Measured from the last day of work in these filings, Apr 28, 2026, three years runs to about Apr 28, 2029. If this was a layoff rather than an outright termination, the loss may not count until the layoff has lasted more than six months, which can start the clock later still. Treat all of it as an outer edge rather than a plan. Other claims arising from the same layoff run much shorter, and a severance offer usually carries its own deadline measured in days.

What has been reported

Press coverage of this layoff, summarized and attributed. This is reporting rather than the filing itself, and we did not independently verify it.

Amazon's January 2026 California filings cover the shutdown of its Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go stores. USA TODAY reported that state Employment Development Department filings showed 19 Amazon Fresh locations in Southern California with roughly 3,339 employees affected, and that public-facing operations at those stores were expected to stop on March 13, 2026. Amazon did not confirm those figures to USA TODAY.

The 2025 filings cover two separate actions. Retail Dive reported in October 2025 that Amazon was closing four Southern California Fresh stores, in La Habra, La Verne, Mission Viejo and Whittier. Separately, the San Francisco Chronicle reported that Amazon's corporate reductions accounted for about 1,450 California jobs taking effect January 26, 2026, across Sunnyvale, Irvine, Palo Alto, Culver City, San Diego, Santa Monica, San Francisco and Santa Clara.

Details worth knowing

  • Amazon told USA TODAY that employees who choose not to stay with the company will receive severance packages in accordance with its policies, and that it is working whenever possible to help affected employees find roles elsewhere at Amazon.
  • Some closing locations may be converted to Whole Foods Market stores, though Amazon said it was still assessing each location, according to USA TODAY.
  • In the October 2025 store closures, Amazon said it would work with affected employees to help them find new roles within the company when possible, according to Retail Dive.
  • Most affected corporate workers were software development engineers, with other cuts spanning UX designers, legal counsel, sustainability specialists and PR managers, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.

Sources: USA TODAY (via Yahoo Finance) (opens in a new tab)San Francisco Chronicle (via Yahoo News) (opens in a new tab)Retail Dive (opens in a new tab)

What the numbers show

  • The filings name 34 California locations, including Culver City, Mission Viejo, La Verne, Whittier, La Habra and Sunnyvale.
  • They cover 78 separate addresses rather than a single site, so co-workers at different locations may have received different dates.
  • Some of the notices are filed as closures and some as layoffs, so whether a whole site is shutting down depends on the location.
  • The jobs do not all end on the same day. The filings list 4 separate last days of work, running from January 26, 2025 to April 28, 2026.
  • At least one notice here is dated 275 days after the last day of work it reports. Notices are sometimes filed or amended after the fact, so this describes the paperwork rather than when anyone was told.
  • Within Los Angeles County, this accounts for 12% of all workers covered by WARN notices on file, across 158 employers.
  • By headcount it is the largest of the 593 employer layoffs tracked here.
  • The 6,938 workers leaving Amazon re-enter a job market where Los Angeles County unemployment stood at 5.3% in June 2026, above the 5.2% statewide rate (Bureau of Labor Statistics, not seasonally adjusted).
  • The filings came in waves: 44 notices in October 2025 covering 2,058 jobs, then 49 notices in January 2026 covering 4,880 jobs.

These are counts and comparisons drawn from the published filings, not findings about Amazon.

Free job-search help near the affected sites

America's Job Center of California is the state's no-cost network for laid-off workers: help filing and keeping unemployment benefits, federally funded retraining, and résumé and interview coaching. Your WARN notice may name one; these are the closest to the sites in these filings.

Layoff siteNearest job centerCenter addressPhoneMiles
Not statedNorth County Inland Career Center (opens in a new tab)649 W. Mission Avenue, Escondido619-319-96757.3
Not statedMetro Career Center (opens in a new tab)4389 Imperial Avenue, San Diego619-319-967513.3
Not statedMetro Career Center (opens in a new tab)4389 Imperial Avenue, San Diego619-319-967513.3
Not statedChinatown Neighborhood Job Center (opens in a new tab)601 Jackson Street, San Francisco415-677-75000.8
Not statedGoodwill Comprehensive Job Center (opens in a new tab)750 Post Street, San Francisco415-575-45701.3
Not statedOrange County Workforce Solutions Center (opens in a new tab)28202 Cabot Road, Laguna Niguel866-500-65877.9
Not statedOrange County Workforce Solutions Center (opens in a new tab)28202 Cabot Road, Laguna Niguel866-500-65878
Not statedMetro Career Center (opens in a new tab)4389 Imperial Avenue, San Diego619-319-967514.6
Not statedChinatown Neighborhood Job Center (opens in a new tab)601 Jackson Street, San Francisco415-677-75000.8
CerritosSELACO Cerritos AJCC (opens in a new tab)10900 E 183rd Street, Cerritos562-402-93360.7
Citrus HeightsPride Industries AJCC (opens in a new tab)7011 Sylvan Road, Citrus Heights916-676-25402.2
Culver CityWest LA WorkSource Center/ AJCC (opens in a new tab)5446 Sepulveda Boulevard, Culver City310-309-60002.1
Elk GroveAJCC Elk Grove (opens in a new tab)8401 Gerber Road, Sacramento916-686-7717 Ext. 25.2
EncinoSouth Valley WorkSource Center20920 Warner Center Lane, Woodland Hills818-237-90995.9
FontanaWest Valley America`s Job Center of California (opens in a new tab)9650 9th Street, Rancho Cucamonga909-941-65008.6
Fountain ValleySanta Ana WORK Center (opens in a new tab)801 West Civic Center Drive,, Santa Ana714-565-26005.7
FullertonAnaheim Workforce Connection (opens in a new tab)201 S. Anaheim Boulevard, Anaheim714-765-43501.9
Huntington BeachOrange County Workforce Solutions Center Joint Forces Training Base Los Alamitos (opens in a new tab)11206 Lexington Drive, Los Alamitos866-500-65876.3
IrvineOrange County Workforce Solutions Center- Mobile Unit - (opens in a new tab)1300 S. Grand Avenue, Santa Ana866-500-65877.6
IrvineOrange County Workforce Solutions Center (opens in a new tab)28202 Cabot Road, Laguna Niguel866-500-65877.9
La HabraOrange County Workforce Solutions Center - Brea (opens in a new tab)675 Placentia Avenue, Brea866-500-65875.1
La VernePomona Valley Comprehensive AJCC (opens in a new tab)1460 E. Holt Avenue, Pomona909-242-79992.4
Long BeachLBWIN Adult Career Services Center (opens in a new tab)4811 Airport Plaza Drive, Long BeachPublic- 562-570-37001.5
Los AngelesSouth Bay One Stop Business and Career Center - Inglewood (opens in a new tab)110 South La Brea Avenue, Inglewood424-419-4343 Ext: 71.4
Mission ViejoOrange County Workforce Solutions Center (opens in a new tab)28202 Cabot Road, Laguna Niguel866-500-65870.8
MoorparkAmerica`s Job Center of California - Simi Valley (opens in a new tab)2900 N. Madera Rd., Simi Valley805-648-WORK (9675) or toll-free at 833-810-96754.6
Mountain ViewNOVAworks (opens in a new tab)456 W. Olive Avenue, Sunnyvale408-730-72324.7
MurrietaLake Elsinore Youth Opportunity Center (opens in a new tab)400 West Graham Avenue, Lake Elsinore951-471-841511.8
North HollywoodJob Connect (opens in a new tab)110 N. Glenoaks Boulevard, Burbank818-238-55804.1
Palo AltoNOVAworks (opens in a new tab)456 W. Olive Avenue, Sunnyvale408-730-72328.4
Palo AltoOhlone Tri-Cities Career Center (opens in a new tab)39399 Cherry Street, Newark510-742-23238.4
PasadenaFoothill Employment and Training Connection (opens in a new tab)1207 E Green Street, Pasadena626-796-56272.6
Porter RanchNortheast San Fernando Valley AJCC (opens in a new tab)13356 Eldrige Avenue, Sylmar818-482-17547.1
PowayNorth County Inland Career Center (opens in a new tab)649 W. Mission Avenue, Escondido619-319-967510.2
RosevilleAmerica`s Job Center of California Roseville (opens in a new tab)115 Ascot Drive, Roseville916-746-7722 Ext. 1022.7
San DiegoMetro Career Center (opens in a new tab)4389 Imperial Avenue, San Diego619-319-967514.6
San DiegoSouth Bay Career Center (opens in a new tab)333 H Street, Chula Vista619-319-96757
San FranciscoChinatown Neighborhood Job Center (opens in a new tab)601 Jackson Street, San Francisco415-677-75000.4
Santa ClaraNOVAworks (opens in a new tab)456 W. Olive Avenue, Sunnyvale408-730-72323.4
Santa ClaraNorth San Jose America`s Job Center of California (opens in a new tab)1901 Zanker Road, San Jose408-216-62003.1
Santa MonicaWest LA WorkSource Center/ AJCC (opens in a new tab)5446 Sepulveda Boulevard, Culver City310-309-60004.9
SunnyvaleNOVAworks (opens in a new tab)456 W. Olive Avenue, Sunnyvale408-730-72322.5
TorranceSouth Bay One-Stop Business & Career Centers - Torrance (opens in a new tab)1220 Engracia Avenue, Torrance310-782-21012.1
UplandWest Valley America`s Job Center of California (opens in a new tab)9650 9th Street, Rancho Cucamonga909-941-65003.1
WhittierWhittier AJCC Affiliate to Rio Hondo AJCC (opens in a new tab)9401 Painter Ave., Whittier562-907-69952.6
Woodland HillsSouth Valley WorkSource Center20920 Warner Center Lane, Woodland Hills818-237-90991.2

Locations and hours change — confirm before visiting, or find another center with the EDD's center locator (opens in a new tab). Directory: U.S. Department of Labor, Jul 31, 2026; distances are straight-line from the address in the filing.

Other layoffs filed in Los Angeles County around the same time

158 employers have WARN notices on file in Los Angeles County, covering 17,303 workers. These filed within about a quarter of this one.

Listed because they appear in the same county in the same public data. No connection between these employers is implied.

Key points

Each point is explained and sourced above · Verified July 31, 2026

Key points from Amazon California layoffs 2026, verified as of July 31, 2026

  • Workers affected · Los Angeles County, Orange County, Placer County, Riverside County, Sacramento County, San Bernardino County, San Diego County, San Francisco County, Santa Clara County, Ventura County · published since July 2025

    6,938

    CA EDD WARN report

  • Notices filed · California · published July 2025 to July 2026

    93

    CA EDD WARN report

  • Jobs end · As filed

    Apr 28, 2026

    CA EDD WARN report

  • Days between notice and last day · Arithmetic on two published dates

    None — notice dated 275 days after the jobs ended

    CA EDD WARN report

  • Los Angeles County unemployment rate · vs 5.2% statewide, not seasonally adjusted

    5.3% (June 2026)

    BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics

  • Notice California law describes · California

    60 days before a covered mass layoff

    Lab. Code § 1401

  • Available exceptions · California

    Physical calamity or act of war only

    Lab. Code § 1401

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