Bergen County Company To Lay Off Dozens By September

An international company plans to lay off 69 workers at their Bergen County office by September, they told the state.

By Caren Lissner, Patch Staff

Jun 22, 2026 12:07 am EDT | Updated Jun 22, 2026 7:08 am EDT

BERGEN COUNTY, NJ — The Saddle Brook location of an international company plans to lay off nearly 70 employees by mid-September, they said in a notice to the state of New Jersey.

Digital Room LLC will lay off or relocate 69 people by Sept. 16, says their recent Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification — a form that large companies must file in advance of mass layoffs.

The digital marketing company has 11 locations in the United States and the Philippines and more than 1,800 employees, its website says.

While the WARN notice says they plan to lay off 69 people, other companies in North Jersey have filed such notices and then said they planned to relocate some of theiworkers.

Patch reached out to Digital Room and will update this story if they share more of their plans.

Series Of Layoffs

Dozens of WARN notices have been filed in recent months that affect companies throughout New Jersey.

There were 8,507 layoffs in New Jersey by May 31, according to WARN notices filed with the state Department of Labor this year. This was up 17.9 percent from the first five months of 2025, when 7,216 job losses were announced. READ MORE: Major Store Closures, Job Cuts Hit NJ In 2026

Recent filings have included:

The 115-person staff of the Edgewater Acme will be laid off as of Aug. 15, when the store will close. The company has offered to relocate employees, a spokeswoman told Patch.
A hundred Hoboken Walmart employees were told in February that they'd be laid off by May. Some will be relocated, a spokesperson said.
According to a WARN notice filed earlier this month, 65 UBS employees at the Weehawken office will be laid off later this month.
As previously reported, Optum, based in Rutherford, is laying off 58 people in three offices by Aug. 26. At the end of last year, as reported first by Patch, they laid off more than 570 medical and office professionals around the state.
As reported by Patch last week, Citibank plans to lay off 68 employees in Bergen and Hudson counties.

New Jersey's unemployment rate as of April was 4.8 percent, higher than the national total of 4.3 percent that month, according to the federal government.