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California layoff tracker

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services layoffs in California

Every California WARN filing the EDD tagged as Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services (NAICS 54) in the 12 months before Oct 22, 2026, by employer. The industry code is recorded on 390 of the 1,479 filings in this window, about 26percent, so this is a list of tagged filings and not a count of the sector's layoffs.

24

Filings tagged Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

18

Employers

1,582

Jobs affected

2

Filed as closures

Reproduced from the public report of Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) filings published by California's Employment Development Department (EDD), retrieved Oct 22, 2026. The sector is the employer's own entry on the form as the EDD published it.

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services employers on the WARN log, largest first

One row per employer, totals across every tagged filing in the window. Employers with a page of their own are linked; the page shows each notice, the notice gap, and what the law required.

Employers with WARN filings the EDD tagged with this sector, largest first
EmployerJobsFilingsCountiesLatest noticeLast day of work
ServiceNow, Inc.2872Santa Clara County, San Diego CountyJul 28, 2026Sep 28, 2026
Power Safety Service, LLCclosure1891San Joaquin CountyAug 28, 2026Nov 6, 2026
Amazon1482Santa Clara County, San Francisco CountyAug 28, 2026Oct 20, 2026
Trailer Park, Inc.1191Los Angeles CountyAug 27, 2026Jul 7, 2026
Genentech, Inc.1031San Mateo CountyJun 26, 2026Jul 29, 2026
Intel Corporation1034Santa Clara CountyJul 24, 2026Aug 15, 2026
Cellares Corporation1001San Mateo CountyAug 21, 2026Oct 20, 2026
Caribou Biosciences, Inc.closure871Alameda CountyOct 6, 2026Dec 7, 2026
Magic Leap, Inc.812Santa Clara CountyOct 1, 2026Dec 1, 2026
PD Systems811Monterey CountyJul 27, 2026Aug 28, 2026
Beachbody, LLC801Los Angeles CountyOct 6, 2026Dec 7, 2026
Arsenal Biosciences, Inc.581San Mateo CountyAug 31, 2026Oct 29, 2026
Conduent511Orange CountyJun 26, 2026Aug 28, 2026
Coursera, Inc.311Santa Clara CountyJul 14, 2026Sep 11, 2026
Astrion281Kern CountyAug 28, 2026Sep 30, 2026
DesigneRX Pharmaceuticals, Inc.251Solano CountyJul 20, 2026Sep 21, 2026
Veritone, Inc.101Orange CountyJul 30, 2026Sep 28, 2026
RTX11Los Angeles CountySep 22, 2026Nov 27, 2026

Questions about professional, scientific, and technical services layoffs

Which professional, scientific, and technical services employers have filed California layoff notices recently?

In the 12 months before Oct 22, 2026, 18 employers whose WARN filings the EDD tagged as Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services reported 1,582 affected jobs across 11 counties. The largest by headcount: ServiceNow (287), Power Safety Service (189), Amazon (148), Trailer Park (119), Genentech (103). The full list, with notice dates and last days of work, is on this page.

Is this every professional, scientific, and technical services layoff in California?

No. The EDD began recording an industry code on WARN filings only recently, and in this 12-month window 390 of 1,479 filings carry one. This page lists the filings tagged Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services and nothing else. An employer in this sector whose filing has no industry code, or who was below the WARN thresholds, does not appear here. It is also a list of notices, not of every job lost: WARN covers larger employers and larger reductions.

What does a WARN notice mean for workers in this sector?

The same thing it means everywhere: California's WARN Act requires 60 days of advance written notice before a covered mass layoff, relocation, or closure, and its only statutory exception is a physical calamity or an act of war. The employer pages linked here show each filing's notice gap, the dates behind it, and what the law required. Severance is separate from WARN pay and cannot be used to satisfy it.

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Page updated when a tagged filing enters the tracker; last change . General information, not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship.