Layoffs Surge in Maryland as Another Company Shuts Down Plant

Layoffs Strike Maryland as One More Company Feels the Impact

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The layoffs persist in Maryland as another business announced layoffs this week due to plant closures.

According to the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, companies employing over 100 full-time workers are obligated to give a 60-day notice prior to laying off 50 or more individuals at a single site. One business submitted WARN notices this week.

Reimagined Parking advises that Reimagined Parking will layoff 33 employees in 6 Baltimore locations on May 18, 2024, as indicated in a Maryland WARN notice.

On March 19, 2024, Reimagined Parking, located at 100 International Drive in Baltimore, Maryland, issued a layoff notice affecting 3 employees. Additionally, they issued layoff notices for 9 employees at 650 Exeter Street (Parking Garage), 14 employees at 650 Exeter Street (Hilton Valet Parking), 2 employees at 600 S. Eden Street, 1 employee at 711 S. Central Avenue, and 4 employees at 1530 Thames Street, all in Baltimore City. These layoffs are due to a plant closure and are effective on May 18, 2024.

Last week, Charles River Laboratories filed a layoff notice in Maryland, laying off 14 staff in Frederick.

So far, 24 layoff notices have been lodged in Maryland in 2024.

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