Warehouse, logistics and trucking layoff notices, 2026

115 notices from warehouse and fulfillment operators, third-party logistics (3PL) firms, distribution centers, freight, trucking and courier companies and last-mile delivery contractors in 18 of the 25 states we cover, up to Oct 29, 2026. Together they name 11,554 workers, and 63 are listed as closures.

Amazon in Florida, naming 616 workers, posted Apr 17, 2026.

FedEx, with 13 notices naming 556 workers in 5 states. By workers named, the largest is Amazon, with 1,110 across 2 notices.

Florida, with 13 notices naming 2,103 workers. States that publish no industry field are matched by employer name only, so warehouse notices there may be undercounted.

Third-party logistics and warehouse operators, distribution and fulfillment centers, freight forwarders, trucking companies, courier and parcel carriers such as FedEx, and delivery contractors, matched by employer name and, where the state publishes it, a warehousing, freight, trucking or courier industry field or code (NAICS 484, 4883, 4885, 492 or 493). A distribution center or warehouse run by a retailer or manufacturer is counted here when the notice names it as one, so it can also appear on the retail or manufacturing page. Amazon is included only where the state codes the site as transportation and warehousing (2 notices this year); Amazon offices and Amazon Fresh stores are not. Airlines and airport services, school buses, transit, paratransit and ride-hailing, self storage, warehouse automation installers and meal-kit makers are left out. It is a keyword match, so check each row's source link.