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WARN layoff notices in Texas, February 2012: 11 notices

The Texas Workforce Commission posted 11 notices covering 412 workers dated February 2012.

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  • 11Notices

Notices

EmployerNotice dateEffectiveWorkersLocationTypeNoteSource
Simos-BaytownFebruary 29, 2012April 24, 2012128Baytown, Harris Countytwc.texas.gov
Morningstar Foods, LLCFebruary 16, 2012May 25, 201255Sulphur Springs, Hopkins Countytwc.texas.gov
Simos-SealyFebruary 14, 2012April 15, 201223Sealy, Austin Countytwc.texas.gov
SimosFebruary 14, 2012April 15, 201256New Caney, Montgomery Countytwc.texas.gov
United Space Alliance, LLC - WebsterFebruary 8, 2012April 13, 20125Webster, Harris Countytwc.texas.gov
United Space Alliance, LLC - Houston5February 8, 2012April 13, 201223Houston, Harris Countytwc.texas.gov
United Space Alliance, LLC (JSC) - Houston2February 8, 2012April 13, 201221Houston, Harris Countytwc.texas.gov
United Space Alliance, LLCFebruary 8, 2012April 13, 201224Houston, Harris Countytwc.texas.gov
Community Education Centers (CEC) - Liberty County JailFebruary 6, 2012April 28, 201270Liberty, Liberty Countytwc.texas.gov
Boeing CompanyFebruary 3, 2012April 6, 20123Houston, Harris Countytwc.texas.gov
Schneider Logistics, Inc. (SLI)February 1, 2012March 31, 20124Laredo, Webb Countytwc.texas.gov

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Updated November 3, 2026. Read from State labor agency WARN notices. Public record of each state labor agency. Each row links to the page where the state posts the notice. Dates and counts are as the state printed them, and a state may post a notice some days after it receives it. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0. Spot a wrong value? Write to [email protected] with the link to this page.