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Is Premium Pet Health laying off workers?

Not according to official filings. There is no WARN layoff notice from Premium Pet Health in the last 12 months. The most recent was filed Feb 21, 2014 for 4 jobs in Sioux City, Iowa. WARN covers larger layoffs only, so smaller cuts may not appear.

49 roles affected across 2 filings.

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Filing history

Premium Pet Health has filed 2 WARN notices between 2013 and 2014, cutting 49 jobs in total. No new filings in the last 12 months. The most recent was Feb 21, 2014.

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Sioux City, Iowa
Filed Feb 21, 2014 (12y ago) · Effective Apr 4, 2014 · official filing →
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Sioux City, Iowa
Filed Nov 21, 2013 (13y ago) · Effective Jan 31, 2014 · official filing →
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Questions

Is Premium Pet Health laying off employees?

Not according to official filings. There is no WARN layoff notice from Premium Pet Health in the last 12 months. The most recent was filed Feb 21, 2014 for 4 jobs in Sioux City, Iowa. WARN covers larger layoffs only, so smaller cuts may not appear.

How many jobs is Premium Pet Health cutting?

49 jobs across all 2 official WARN filings on record since 2013.

When do the Premium Pet Health layoffs take effect?

The most recent filing lists an effective date of Apr 4, 2014. The WARN Act requires roughly 60 days' advance notice, so the filing date precedes the job losses.

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