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Community context

57
layoff notices in Texas

Why it is here: employers must file a notice before a large layoff, so it shows how many people nearby may be looking for work. We found no notices we could place in Hardin County, so this is the whole state.

7,428
workers covered

Why it is here: the headcount employers gave in those notices, counted only where a number was filed.

57
employers filing

Why it is here: it shows whether the layoffs come from one company or many.

Source: State WARN Act layoff filings, May 1, 2026 to Oct 28, 2026 (the last six months).

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