Boston, Massachusetts – Revvity’s facility closure on Albany Street is triggering phased layoffs affecting 29 employees through 2028.
According to a second amended WARN notice filed March 24, 2026, Revvity Inc. confirmed the permanent closure of its facility at 549 Albany Street in Boston. The update follows an earlier filing and provides revised details on workforce impacts and separation timelines.
Company officials stated that 76 employees were initially affected by the closure. Of those, 47 workers accepted transfers to a Revvity facility in Hopkinton, reducing the total number of job losses tied to the Boston site.
The remaining 29 employees are scheduled for separation in phases beginning June 1, 2026, and continuing through August 31, 2028. The company noted that affected workers will receive at least 60 days’ written notice ahead of separation, with additional confirmation at least 14 days before their final day of employment.
Positions impacted include roles in manufacturing, engineering, chemistry, and operations, with separation dates varying by job title. Some layoffs are expected as early as mid-2026, while others extend into 2027 and 2028.
According to the notice, the Massachusetts Department of Career Services Rapid Response Team has been notified to assist affected employees with transition support and job placement resources.
The WARN filing indicates the closure is permanent, though Revvity has not publicly detailed the underlying reason in the notice.
The phased nature of the layoffs may affect local workers planning long-term employment or commuting arrangements in the Boston area.
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