Mass Layoffs Are Getting WORSE… Job Market Collapse Hits 2026

Mass layoffs are exploding as we enter 2026, and this is not random.
In this video, we break down real layoff stories happening right now and explain why January layoffs were planned months in advance.

Over 100 major companies have already filed WARN notices. That means layoffs were approved before the holidays, while workers were still being told everything was fine. People with degrees. Parents. Engineers. Public health workers. Folks who did everything “right.” Still laid off.

We talk about:

Why layoffs in 2026 feel different

What WARN notices really mean

How companies protect shareholders, not workers

Why job numbers don’t tell the full story

How gig work is masking real unemployment

Why rent, groceries, student loans, and debt make layoffs hit harder

The mental and emotional toll of being laid off

Why this is becoming the “new normal”

This video reacts to multiple firsthand TikTok stories from people who were laid off suddenly—sometimes days into a new job, sometimes after years of loyalty. Some are panicking. Some are joking. Some are grinding. All of them are feeling the same pressure.

This is not about laziness.
This is not about bad workers.
This is about a system that plans layoffs like calendar events.

If you think you’re safe, I hope you are.
But don’t ignore the pattern—because this is just the beginning of 2026.

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