com.tppflow/warn-act-layoffs

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Search 5,950 US WARN Act layoff notices by state, employer, and date (CA, TX, NY, IL, NC).

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Authorcom.tppflow
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Version1.0.0
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describe_datasetFree, no API key required. Describes the US WARN Act layoff dataset: what a WARN notice is, which states are covered, how many notices and workers, per-state freshness, known coverage gaps, the schema of a record, and how to obtain an API key. Returns no records. Call this before search_layoff_noti…

Free, no API key required. Describes the US WARN Act layoff dataset: what a WARN notice is, which states are covered, how many notices and workers, per-state freshness, known coverage gaps, the schema of a record, and how to obtain an API key. Returns no records. Call this before search_layoff_noti…

No input schema was published for this tool.

search_layoff_noticesSearch US WARN Act mass-layoff and plant-closing notices by state, employer name, effective date range, and county/location. Returns structured records: employer, workers impacted, effective date, notice filing date, location, layoff type, and a provenance key. Useful for layoff tracking, corporate…

Search US WARN Act mass-layoff and plant-closing notices by state, employer name, effective date range, and county/location. Returns structured records: employer, workers impacted, effective date, notice filing date, location, layoff type, and a provenance key. Useful for layoff tracking, corporate…

ParameterTypeDescription
state——
company——
start_date——
end_date——
location——
limitinteger—
offsetinteger—
layoff_coverage_statsPer-state coverage of the WARN corpus: how many notices are held for each state and the most recent dates. Use it to check freshness before relying on a search result. Requires an API key.

Per-state coverage of the WARN corpus: how many notices are held for each state and the most recent dates. Use it to check freshness before relying on a search result. Requires an API key.

No input schema was published for this tool.

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Search 5,950 US WARN Act layoff notices by state, employer, and date (CA, TX, NY, IL, NC).

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