Hundreds of workers at a major Wilmer logistics hub are losing their jobs, as DSV International winds down operations at a large warehouse in southeast Dallas County and prepares to cut nearly 400 positions.
According to a WARN Act filing reviewed by The Dallas Morning News, 391 workers will be separated from the Wilmer site. The notice lists 278 forklift drivers, 28 warehouse operators, 19 drivers and 19 supervisors among those affected and sets separation dates of April 30 or in the first half of May. The filing also says none of the impacted workers are represented by a union. The paper’s review of WARN filings found that about 1,100 North Texas employees received layoff notices in the first quarter of 2026, signaling broader churn in the region’s logistics sector.
The affected employees work at a third-party logistics warehouse in Wilmer near the intersection of Interstate 20 and Highway 167, a few miles east of Lancaster Airport and roughly 20 miles southeast of downtown Dallas. DSV’s own job postings identify the Wilmer site and list its location as 101 Mars Road, confirming the company’s footprint in the area, according to DSV…