To be fair, it's unlikely to see many warehouse workers be laid off, because the attrition rate is so high they can just attrit out within months. The exceptio

To be fair, it's unlikely to see many warehouse workers be laid off, because the attrition rate is so high they can just attrit out within months. The exception would be total warehouse closures, but I don't think we've seen a lot of those because each one is such an enormous capital investment. Though maybe they closed one in response to a union activation effort?