Kershaw Farm Labor Management
LayoffWARN notice filed with the Washington State Employment Security Department
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Affected Positions
Kershaw Farm Labor Management (Superfresh Growers) is laying off 539 seasonal orchard workers across eleven ranches in Yakima, Sunnyside, Quincy, Zillah, and Othello as seasonal demand ends.
The filing lists affected job titles without a worker count for each one, so the table below shows which positions were affected but not how many people held them.
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| Position | Category | Seniority | Workers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crop protectant applicators | Other | Individual contributor | — |
| Irrigators | Other | Individual contributor | — |
| Seasonal orchard laborers (pruning, tree care, harvest support) | Other | Individual contributor | — |
Positions extracted from the official notice document using AI; verify with the official ESD source record by employer and filing date.
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About WARN Notices
Washington law generally requires covered employers to provide 60 days' written notice for qualifying closures, mass layoffs, and certain reductions in hours. Thresholds and exceptions apply. Data on this page comes from Washington ESD's public WARN records. Search ESD's public WARN database.