Alabama WARN notices 2026: 31 layoffs, 2,717 workers so far

Alabama has 31 WARN notices for 2,717 workers this year, the first dated January 13 and the latest November 2, 2026. Twenty of the 31 are closures. The notices are spread across small towns more than cities: Birmingham, with the most, has only 3. The largest is Legacy Cabinets in Eastaboga, a closure of 397 workers filed June 11.

Alabama's notices since 1998, all 1,067 we hold, are on the Alabama layoff list. Download the first 200 rows free. The full list sells for $53.35, and a weekly email of the new rows is $19 a month.

What the 31 notices say

• Closures are the majority. The state types 20 notices as Closure and 11 as Layoff.
• No city dominates. Birmingham has 3 notices for 87 workers. Dothan has 2 for 152 and Montgomery 2 for 117. Most other places have a single notice.
• Closures fill the top of the table. Seven of the ten largest are typed Closure, among them Resolute Forest Products in Coosa Pines, DAL-TILE LLC in Florence and Tiffin Motorhomes Incorporated in Winfield.
• February led the year with 7 notices, and August came next with 6. May had none.
• Every employer filed once.
• Half the notices are above 66 workers, and half below.
• Two more notices than 2025, with fewer workers. By November 2, 2025, Alabama had 29 notices for 3,296 workers. By November 2, 2026, it has 31 for 2,717.

The ten largest

Employer	City	Workers	Notice date	Effective date
Legacy Cabinets	Eastaboga	397	Jun 11	Jun 6
Resolute Forest Products	Coosa Pines	255	Mar 31	May 24
Saddle Creek Logistics Services	Bessemer	151	Feb 27	Apr 30
DAL-TILE LLC	Florence	144	Oct 19	Oct 16
Tiffin Motorhomes Incorporated	Winfield	139	Feb 5	May 12
West Fraser Huguley OSB Lumber Mill	Lanett	123	Oct 29	Jan 2, 2027
LineQuest LLC	Pelham	113	Apr 23	Aug 1
Serta Mattress Company	Cullman	102	Apr 15	Apr 17
Flagstone Foods	Dothan	98	Aug 20	Oct 22
First Transit Inc.	Tuscaloosa	88	Oct 19	Dec 18

Dates are 2026 unless the cell says otherwise. Legacy Cabinets and DAL-TILE LLC both list an effective date a few days before the notice date; that is how Alabama recorded them.

How Alabama publishes its notices

The Alabama Department of Commerce posts the state's WARN list on Made in Alabama, its business site, rather than on a labor department page. Each notice names a city, a worker count, a notice date, an effective date and whether it is a closure or a layoff.

The 2026 rows are complete: every one has a date, a city and a count. Older years are messier. The list repeats 13 rows exactly, and we keep one copy of each. The latest read of the list was on November 10, 2026.

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