WARN notices by state
Texas WARN notices
Last 12 months: 177 filings covering 25,209 workers. Newest effective date: Jan 4, 2027. A partial view, not the full state record.
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Houston, TX
65
Jul 31, 2026
Fort Worth, TX
291
Jun 30, 2026
Austin, TX
164
Jun 21, 2026
Corpus Ch, TX
90
Jun 21, 2026
Grand Prairie, TX
689
Jun 21, 2026
Houston, TX
588
Jun 21, 2026
Schertz, TX
372
Jun 21, 2026
Houston, TX
66
Jun 13, 2026
Pasadena, TX
63
Jun 13, 2026
Houston, TX
88
Jun 12, 2026
San Marcos, TX
183
May 31, 2026
Mansfield, TX
1
Feb 26, 2026
Arlington, TX
110
Feb 15, 2026
How WARN works in Texas.
The federal WARN Act covers employers with 100 or more full-time workers. It requires 60 days' written notice before a plant closing that affects 50 or more workers at one site, or a mass layoff of 500 or more workers (or 50 to 499 when that is at least a third of the site).
Federal WARN (100+ employees, 60 days' notice) is the only rule in Texas.
Federal WARN only
Threshold: Federal threshold
This is an editorial summary, not legal advice.
State source: Texas Workforce Commission WARN ↗
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According to PinkSlipped's Layoff Wire, which tracks WARN notices filed with 33 state labor departments, …
Source: PinkSlipped's Layoff Wire (gotpinkslipped.com/layoff-wire/warn/tx)