Washington State Employment Security Department

Money Moves

As of October 2026: Collects and publishes WARN notices from Washington employers

T-Mobile USA filed a WARN notice with Washington state on August 26 covering 77 employees across eight cities, with separations scheduled from September 21 to November 18. Sixty-three workers are newly affected; 14 already on notice from an earlier filing had their separation dates deferred into this window.

Updated Oct 8

Money Moves

As of October 2026: Received WARN notice

Uber filed a notice with Washington state on Sept. 2 saying it would lay off 93 employees in Seattle. The cuts are part of a global restructuring that eliminates about 3,300 corporate jobs, roughly 10% of Uber's workforce and its largest reduction since 2020. The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filing listed Nov. 2 as the layoff effective date.

Updated Oct 7

New Capabilities

As of October 2026: Processing WARN notices

Oracle has now laid off more than 2,500 workers in the US as part of an AI-driven restructuring that began in August 2025. The latest round, filed with Washington state on September 14, cuts 359 jobs, including software developers, infrastructure engineers, program managers and directors, with separations starting November 13. Oracle says its two Seattle offices stay open.

Updated Oct 5

Money Moves

As of October 2026: Receives and publishes WARN notices

Expedia Group filed a notice with Washington state on September 22, planning to permanently cut 58 jobs at its Seattle waterfront campus. The layoff is dated to begin November 21.

Updated Oct 5