Conduent notified Wisconsin on June 26 that it was laying off six remote workers, the only layoff notice the state received in June.
That marked a sharp drop from May, when four companies filed notices covering 311 workers; Wisconsin last had a month with no reported layoffs in June 2023.
State filings capture only some job cuts because notice rules generally apply to larger layoffs or facility closures, leaving some reductions unreported.
Wisconsin's labor market still strengthened in May: unemployment edged down to 3.4%, total employment rose by more than 4,000, and manufacturing, mining, logging and construction added about 5,100 jobs.