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ExpressJet Airlines Layoffs

Yes. ExpressJet Airlines filed 2 WARN notices to cut 748 jobs in 2 states, with the layoffs effective Oct 1, 2020. The most recent was filed Jul 20, 2020 under the federal WARN Act.

748 roles affected across 2 filings in 2 states.

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◆ NATIONAL FOOTPRINT · 2 states. Each state files its own WARN notice, so small per-state counts are slices of one distributed layoff. Ranked by jobs cut:
Illinois653Ohio95
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Filing history

ExpressJet Airlines has filed 2 WARN notices in 2020, cutting 748 jobs in total. No new filings in the last 12 months. The most recent was Jul 20, 2020.

748
2020

Every filing

Cleveland, Ohio
Filed Jul 20, 2020 (6y ago) · Effective Oct 1, 2020 · official filing →
95
Layoff
Chicago, Illinois
Filed Jul 17, 2020 (6y ago) · Effective · · official filing →
653
Layoff

Questions

Is ExpressJet Airlines laying off employees?

Yes. ExpressJet Airlines filed 2 WARN notices to cut 748 jobs in 2 states, with the layoffs effective Oct 1, 2020. The most recent was filed Jul 20, 2020 under the federal WARN Act.

How many jobs is ExpressJet Airlines cutting?

748 jobs, across 2 official WARN filings in 2 states.

When do the ExpressJet Airlines layoffs take effect?

The most recent filing lists an effective date of Oct 1, 2020. The WARN Act requires roughly 60 days' advance notice, so the filing date precedes the job losses.

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