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GXO
2 notices in our available archive. These records describe reported plans, not confirmed job losses. Separate filings may overlap. We have not inferred an AI connection or combined them into a worker total.
Coverage spans available U.S. state sources for up to two years, with different collection dates and gaps. Records are grouped by the name in the source, not an independently verified parent company. This is not a complete company history.
Apr 27, 2026VA sourceGXO4000 Technology Ct, Bldg A Sandston, VA 2315066workers listedEffective from Jun 30, 2026Closure notice
What the source says
Closure
- Effective date as reported
- 06/30/2026
- Workers as reported
- 66
- Industry
- Not reported
- AI connection
- Not established by this notice. We do not infer a cause.
Virginia Works
Last present in the agency source on Nov 5, 2026. No revisions recorded since first collected.
Visit the agency source See this company's noticesFeb 19, 2026TN sourceGXOShelby County185workers listedEffective from Apr 3, 2026Workforce notice
What the source says
Type not supplied by the collector. Dates and counts are normalized, not an independent verification of the original filing.
- Effective date in collected data
- 2026-04-03 (normalized by collector; check original for phases or ranges)
- Headcount in collected data
- 185
- Industry
- Not reported
- AI connection
- Not established by this notice. We do not infer a cause.
Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Collected via Big Local News. Collector record dated Feb 21, 2026. Dates and counts may have been normalized; check the agency record before relying on them. No revisions recorded since first collected.
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