New York State Department of Labor

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Publishes the WARN filing

Old Navy LLC told New York State on October 19 that it will close its store at 610 Sixth Avenue in Manhattan. The notice covers 44 employees and sets the closure for January 22, 2027.

Updated Yesterday

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Publishes WARN notices

CPS 5 LLC told New York labor officials it intends to close its site at 770 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, a filing that covers 80 employees. The closure date is January 18, 2027.

Updated Yesterday

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Receives and publishes WARN filings

Cayuga Home for Children, a nonprofit known as Cayuga Centers, filed a WARN notice on October 5, 2026, to close its New York site and lay off 34 employees. The closure is set for January 4, 2027. The notice is the latest in a series of layoffs by the 170-year-old organization, which has filed five WARN notices across three states since April.

Updated Yesterday

Built World

Administering the upgrade

New York shut down its unemployment benefits system at 5 p.m. on Nov. 2 for a 9- to 12-day upgrade, leaving about 106,000 weekly claimants unable to file new claims, certify for benefits or check their accounts.

Updated 4 days ago

Money Moves

As of October 2026: Received and posted the Diageo WARN notice

Diageo scheduled 305 permanent job cuts at its New York headquarters for September 30, 2026. The process runs through September 2027 and removes more than a third of the site's 839 non-union staff.

Updated Oct 10

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As of October 2026: Administers the state WARN program and publishes the dashboard

Stefanini Inc, the U.S. arm of Brazilian IT firm Stefanini Group, filed a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) notice with New York State on July 22, reporting 24 layoffs at its Manhattan office. The cut, effective September 20, is tied to the loss of a client contract.

Updated Oct 9

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As of October 2026: Processing the WARN notice

Great Jones Distillers, a Manhattan craft distillery, filed a state notice on September 8 that it will close its New York site, putting 26 employees out of work. The closure is scheduled for December 7, 90 days after the filing, the notice period New York's WARN Act requires.

Updated Oct 5