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Layoffs under Sherrill surge past 10k—Companies flee NJ
Source: NJ 101.5 · Jul 21, 2026, 4:59 AM
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New Jersey has experienced a significant economic downturn with over 10,000 layoffs announced during Gov. Mike Sherrill's tenure.
The state's largest employers have cut staff substantially, and several heritage companies have relocated out of New Jersey, signaling broader challenges for the state's business climate and employment landscape.
Key points
- More than 10,000 layoffs have been announced under Gov. Mike Sherrill's administration
- Major New Jersey employers have reduced their workforces
- Long-established heritage companies are leaving the state
- The layoffs reflect broader economic and business climate concerns in New Jersey
FAQ
- How many layoffs have been announced in New Jersey recently?
- More than 10,000 layoffs have been announced under Gov. Mike Sherrill's tenure, with some of New Jersey's biggest employers cutting staff.
- Are major companies leaving New Jersey?
- Yes, heritage companies and established businesses are leaving New Jersey, contributing to the significant job losses announced across the state.
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