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Layoffs in Dutchess County, New York

WARN notices for Dutchess County in New York's latest reports: 1 notice site listing 39 workers.

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39workers listed
1notice site
1employers (as listed)
Sep 24, 2026most recent notice date

Source: New York State Department of Labor — WARN dashboard, notices posted in 2026 , imported Oct 20, 2026. Shown as the state lists them.

Notices

Company (as listed)PlaceWorkersNotice dateLayoff or closure dateType
Children's Home of PoughkeepsieDutchess County · 10 Children's Way Poughkeepsie, NY, 1260139 workersSep 24, 2026Dec 28, 2026Layoff Permanent

Got a layoff notice? Your first week

  1. File for unemployment as soon as your job ends

    In New York you apply with the state: Unemployment Insurance Assistance — New York State Department of Labor . See the weekly amounts on unemployment benefits in New York.

  2. Ask when your final paycheck will be paid

    Federal law does not require an immediate final paycheck, but some states do. If it is late, contact your state labor department or the Wage and Hour Division: Last paycheck — U.S. Department of Labor .

  3. Keep your health coverage

    Losing job-based coverage can let you enroll in a Marketplace plan outside open enrollment, usually within 60 days: Special Enrollment Period — HealthCare.gov . You may also be able to keep your plan through COBRA: COBRA — USAGov .

  4. Use free Rapid Response and job center help

    State Rapid Response teams and American Job Centers offer job search help, career counseling and training at no cost: Rapid Response — U.S. Department of Labor · American Job Centers .

  5. Start your search and add income

    Open jobs in New York link straight to each employer's application page, and the step-by-step income paths show ways to earn while you look.

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A WARN notice is the advance notice an employer files with the state before a plant closing or mass layoff. Each row is what the employer reported to the state; the number of workers and the dates can change later. JoRoute does not contact or verify with the companies listed. WARN Act — U.S. Department of Labor .