LiveEstablished
Layoff
LAYOFFA company lays off employees.
evinor.ai/events/layoff
Create a sensor for this type→/ schema · roles
| ROLE | CODE_NAME | TYPE | REPEATS | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Company Name | COMPANY_NAME | NAMED_ENTITY | — | The employer reducing its headcount. |
| Number of Employees Affected | AFFECTED_EMPLOYEES_COUNT | NUMBER | — | How many roles were eliminated. |
| Percentage of Workforce Affected | PERCENTAGE_OF_WORKFORCE_AFFECTED | NUMBER | — | Share of total staff let go, as a percentage. |
| Reason for Layoff | ANNOUNCED_REASON | NONE | — | The publicly stated rationale for the cuts. |
| Category of Employees Affected | CATEGORY_OF_EMPLOYEES_AFFECTED | NONE | — | Which team or function bore the cuts, such as sales. |
/ example event
Quillmark laid off 120 employees, about 8% of its workforce, citing a restructuring.
- Company Name
- Quillmark
- Number of Employees Affected
- 120
- Percentage of Workforce Affected
- 8
- Reason for Layoff
- restructuring
Delivered as payload.details; role codes are listed in the API reference.
/ use it
curl https://api.evinor.ai/v1/events/search \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $EVINOR_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "event_type_id": "<Layoff event type id>", "lookback_days": 30 }'import { Evinor } from '@evinor/sdk'; const evinor = new Evinor(); // reads EVINOR_API_KEY for await (const event of evinor.events.searchAll({ event_type_id: '<Layoff event type id>', lookback_days: 30,})) { console.log(event.first_report_date, event.sentence);}// MCP tool — same filter vocabulary as the REST APIsearch_events{ "event_type_id": "<Layoff event type id>", "lookback_days": 30}/ publish it first-hand
Know about a layoff before it’s reported? File it as a structured report with POST /v1/reports, a value per role.
COMPANY_NAMEAFFECTED_EMPLOYEES_COUNTPERCENTAGE_OF_WORKFORCE_AFFECTEDANNOUNCED_REASONCATEGORY_OF_EMPLOYEES_AFFECTED
Publish to Evinor →/ notes
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