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Alaska WARN Act Notices (2026 Tracker)

Mass layoff filing links, federal and state WARN requirements, and the official Rapid Response directory.

Workers listed: 160
Filings indexed: 1
General notice period: 60 days

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Recent Alaska WARN filings

Sorted by notice date. Search the current dataset or use a column heading to change the sort order.

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1 official 2026 notice currently pass the tracker’s validation rules.

Official statewide HTML notice table with links to notice documents.

Last successful national refresh: September 3, 2026.

Review the official Alaska source

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WARN notice filing history. Use column buttons to sort.
		Company / location	Layoff type		Source
Jul 6, 2026	Sep 4, 2026	RNDC Shared Services LLCJuneau, AK	Unknown	160	Agency portal (opens in a new tab)
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Notice requirements

Alaska WARN law guide

Federal baseline shown

The federal WARN Act provides the baseline notice framework for covered events in Alaska. State or local rules, benefit-continuation requirements, and collective bargaining agreements may provide additional protections; use the official Rapid Response contact below to verify the current requirements for a specific event.

Advance notice: 60 calendar days, generally
Covered employer: Generally, employers with 100 or more employees under the federal WARN coverage and counting rules
Event threshold: Generally, a closing affecting 50+ employees, or a mass layoff affecting 50–499 employees and at least 33% of the site workforce, or 500+ employees
Potential penalties: Federal remedies can include back pay and benefits for the violation period and a civil penalty for failure to notify local government. Exceptions may apply.

This summary is educational, not legal advice. Coverage depends on facts including employer size, employee status, event timing, location, and statutory exceptions.

Answers for workers and researchers

Frequently asked questions

How much advance notice is generally required in Alaska?

Federal WARN Act baseline generally uses a 60-day advance-notice period for covered events. Eligibility, exceptions, and the method of calculating notice can change the result.

What layoffs may trigger WARN requirements in Alaska?

Generally, a closing affecting 50+ employees, or a mass layoff affecting 50–499 employees and at least 33% of the site workforce, or 500+ employees

Where can I verify a Alaska WARN notice?

Use the official Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development WARN source linked on this page. This independent directory is not the legal record.

Official contact

State Department of Labor directory

Use the agency portal to verify notices and find current filing instructions.

Official Alaska WARN agency contact information
Agency name	WARN portal	Phone	Contact address
Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development	Official portal (opens in a new tab)	907-269-3016	3301 Eagle Street, Suite 305, Anchorage, AK 99503-4149