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Washington Mutual WARN Filings in Washington

WARN Act layoff and closure notices filed by Washington Mutual with the Washington State Employment Security Department

WARN Notices Filed
6
Sum of Reported Counts
4,799
Most Recent Filing
November 12, 2008

Reading this history

The archive contains filings on 6 distinct dates, from May 24, 2004 to November 12, 2008. The records name 2 Washington counties.

These records use the exact employer name shown above. Related businesses may appear under other names. Separate filings can cover overlapping groups of workers, so their combined counts cannot establish how many people lost jobs.

Current source records grouped by filing year. Unknown counts remain uncounted.
Filing yearFilingsSum of reported countsMissing counts
200823,4840
200711050
200621,0400
200411700

How to read a WARN notice · Find these filings in ESD's public search

Filing History

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FiledCountyEffectiveWorkersType
November 12, 2008KingJanuary 31, 20093,400Layoff
May 1, 2008KingAugust 31, 200884Closure
December 17, 2007KingFebruary 15, 2008105Layoff
October 9, 2006SnohomishDecember 5, 2006140Layoff
June 1, 2006Not reportedJuly 30, 2006900Closure
May 24, 2004KingApril 1, 2004170Layoff

Washington Mutual WARN Questions

How many workers are reported in Washington Mutual's Washington WARN filings?

Washington Mutual has 6 WARN filings in this archive reporting a combined 4,799 workers. Announced actions can change, and filings may cover overlapping groups. The sum has not been deduplicated across announcements.

When was Washington Mutual's most recent WARN notice in Washington?

The most recent notice was filed November 12, 2008.

About This Data

Notices come from the Washington State ESD WARN database, with history back to 2004. Company names appear as filed; related entities may file under different names. Click a filing date for details and guidance on finding the filing in ESD's public WARN search. Review ESD's WARN requirements for thresholds and exceptions.