About AfterLayoff.com

AfterLayoff.com is an independent employment news publication dedicated to tracking U.S. layoffs, workforce reductions, and labor market shifts.

We provide factual reporting, analysis, and educational resources to help workers, families, and professionals better understand employment risk and workforce trends.

Because employment stability and financial security are considered YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) topics under Google’s Search Quality Evaluator Guidelines, we operate with strict editorial and verification standards.

Our Mission

Our mission is to:

  • Track confirmed layoffs across the United States

  • Provide transparent reporting based on primary sources

  • Help workers understand their options after job loss

  • Improve public awareness of labor market trends

We aim to serve workers first — not investors, not corporations, and not political interests.

What We Cover

AfterLayoff.com reports on:

  • Company workforce reductions

  • Mass layoffs and WARN notices

  • Industry downsizing trends

  • Regional employment shifts

  • Public company restructuring announcements

  • Workforce transition resources

Our reporting draws from publicly available data including:

  • State WARN filings

  • SEC disclosures

  • Corporate press releases

  • Public earnings calls

  • Established media outlets such as

    • Reuters

    • Bloomberg

    • The Wall Street Journal

We clearly distinguish between:

  • Confirmed reports

  • Analysis

  • Commentary

Our Editorial Standards

We follow the principles outlined in our Editorial Policy, including:

  • Fact-checking against primary sources

  • Updating stories when new data becomes available

  • Correcting errors transparently

  • Avoiding speculation presented as fact

  • Maintaining editorial independence from advertisers

Advertising partners, including Google AdSense, do not influence editorial decisions.

Financial & Employment Content Responsibility

AfterLayoff.com does not provide:

  • Legal advice

  • Tax advice

  • Personalized financial advice

  • Investment recommendations

Our content related to unemployment benefits, severance, health insurance (including COBRA or ACA options), and job search strategy is educational in nature and intended for general informational purposes only.

Readers are encouraged to consult qualified professionals for personal guidance.

Why AfterLayoff.com Exists

Mass layoffs affect:

  • Household income

  • Health insurance access

  • Retirement planning

  • Local economies

Yet workforce reductions are often fragmented across:

  • State databases

  • Corporate disclosures

  • Financial filings

  • News outlets

AfterLayoff.com exists to centralize, contextualize, and responsibly report on these developments in one accessible platform.

Transparency & Trust

We believe trust is built through:

  • Clear sourcing

  • Transparent corrections

  • No anonymous financial claims

  • No guaranteed job outcome promises

  • Clear separation of editorial and advertising

We do not sell personal data.

We do not publish unverified rumors as confirmed fact.

We do not guarantee employment results.

Contact & Editorial Inquiries

For corrections, media inquiries, or editorial questions or privacy-related requests, click here to contact.

Our Commitment to Readers

Employment security is one of the most significant financial stability factors in American households.

We are committed to responsible reporting that:

  • Respects affected workers

  • Avoids sensationalism

  • Prioritizes verified information

  • Supports informed decision-making

AfterLayoff.com aims to be a trusted resource for employment awareness, workforce transparency, and responsible labor market reporting.