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McDonald’s Restaurants of California Layoffs

Yes. McDonald’s Restaurants of California filed 2 WARN notices to cut 167 jobs in Monterey Park, California, with the layoffs effective Jan 26, 2026. The most recent was filed Nov 19, 2025 under the federal WARN Act.

167 roles affected across 2 filings.

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Filing history

McDonald’s Restaurants of California has filed 2 WARN notices in 2025, cutting 167 jobs in total. Down 8% year-on-year: 80 jobs cut in the last 12 months vs 87 the year before.

167
2025

Every filing

Monterey Park, California
Filed Nov 19, 2025 (8mo ago) · Effective Jan 26, 2026 · official filing →
80
Closure
Los Angeles, California
Filed Jul 8, 2025 (1y ago) · Effective Sep 8, 2025 · official filing →
87
Closure

Questions

Is McDonald’s Restaurants of California laying off employees?

Yes. McDonald’s Restaurants of California filed 2 WARN notices to cut 167 jobs in Monterey Park, California, with the layoffs effective Jan 26, 2026. The most recent was filed Nov 19, 2025 under the federal WARN Act.

How many jobs is McDonald’s Restaurants of California cutting?

167 jobs, across 2 official WARN filings.

When do the McDonald’s Restaurants of California layoffs take effect?

The most recent filing lists an effective date of Jan 26, 2026. The WARN Act requires roughly 60 days' advance notice, so the filing date precedes the job losses.

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