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LineQuest Filing WARN: 113 Jobs Lost in Alabama

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LineQuest in Pelham, Alabama, faces major layoffs, affecting 113 workers. The WARN notice, filed on April 23, 2026, sets the cuts for August 1. Workforce Alabamas Rapid Response Team prepares to assist affected employees.

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LineQuest Filing WARN: 113 Jobs Lost in Alabama

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Birmingham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!LineQuest Filing WARN: 113 Jobs Lost in Alabama. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Lying quest, a nationwide damage prevention company just filed a worn notice for major layoffs hitting 113 workers in Pellamalabama. The report dropped on April 23, 2026, with the cuts set to kick in on August 1st that same year. This worn filing is standard protocol for big job losses like this, alerting state officials to track plain closures and mass reductions. It gives everyone a heads up on the scale before things go down. These folks work in utility line locating, GIS mapping, and hydro excavation services across the US, so losing over 100 jobs in one spot packs, a punch for local families and the community. Workforce alabama's rapid response team steps up in these cases, offering on-site help like job transition support and resources to get those, employees back on their feet. As details unfold, keep an eye on how this ripples out. Alameda's workforce pros are already gearing up to soften the blow. Stay informed with Birmingham News today, AI-powered updates.

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