Layoffs slam transport, logistics, manufacturing sectors ahead of the holidays
Almost 12,000 workers across the automotive, food, logistics and manufacturing sectors are facing layoffs heading into the holiday season.
Almost 12,000 workers across the automotive, food, logistics and manufacturing sectors are facing layoffs heading into the holiday season.
Texas employers across manufacturing, food distribution, recycling and transportation recently announced lay offs of more than 920 workers.
A wave of job cuts spanning logistics providers, packaging plants and manufacturers is impacting the supply chain entering 2026.
Uber Freight confirmed a small round of layoffs this week tied to a commercial reorganization.
Thousands of logistics-related layoffs have been announced by companies over the past week.
More than 3,090 layoffs have been announced since mid-July across freight, logistics and manufacturing companies.
The Nissan plant in Cuernavaca, Mexico, produces versions of the Versa model sold in the U.S.
Indian Creek Express has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado.
Ruan Transport is laying off 144 workers from a facility in Tolleson, Arizona, after losing a customer contract.
More than 4,000 layoffs hit freight-related companies across the U.S. over the last several weeks.
Daimler Truck North America plans to temporarily lay off 2,000 factory workers in the U.S. and Mexico.
Illinois-based freight hauler Elma Transport Inc filed for Chapter 11 on Friday in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
Food companies have announced over 1,500 job cuts in recent weeks across the country.
Companies across the U.S. and Mexico announced more than 8,790 freight-related job cuts in recent weeks.
TransAxle LLC plans to shut down all its facilities across the U.S. and lay off 209 workers.
Volvo Cars has announced layoffs at facilities in Sweden and the U.S. amid a “challenging period,” officials said.
Freight-related layoffs hit Amazon, FedEx, UPS and F&S Produce West over the past week.
April brought mixed signals for the trucking industry, as both new carrier registrations and exits increased.
International Paper Co. is closing two plants in Texas, resulting in 117 layoffs, officials said.
Another round of layoffs, closures and furloughs has hit workers and companies tied to the freight industry in the U.S. and Germany.