What the notice says
A Texas Workforce Commission WARN listing identifies 230 planned layoffs at 4XH Logistics. Independent local reporting says the Boerne-based company scheduled the employment reductions to occur between November 6 and November 19, 2026.
The filing describes an announced workforce action, not 230 separations that have already occurred. WARN notices can be amended, and the public listing does not provide a complete position-by-position breakdown.
Who employs the affected workers
4XH Logistics has operated as an Amazon Delivery Service Partner serving last-mile deliveries from the DSX5 station in Von Ormy. Delivery Service Partners are independent businesses that contract with Amazon; the affected workers are not described as direct Amazon employees.
Local reports identify delivery-driver work at the company, but the available state record does not establish that all 230 positions are driving jobs or that every affected role requires a commercial driver's license.
What drivers should verify
Workers should use the employer notice and Texas workforce resources for their exact separation date, benefits, unemployment information and reemployment services. A reported November window does not replace an individual's written notice from the employer.
Drivers comparing replacement work should confirm the legal employer, employee-versus-contractor status, vehicle class, license requirements, pay method, route expectations, benefits and start date before accepting an offer.
Primary sources and supporting records
- Texas Workforce Commission: WARN NoticesPrimary state WARN index confirming the employer and 230-position planned layoff • Published 2026-09-10 • Checked September 15, 2026 at 7:05 AM
- San Antonio Report: Boerne company that hired Amazon delivery drivers lays off 230 workersIndependent local reporting on the notice, timing, contractor relationship and affected delivery work • Published 2026-09-14 • Checked September 15, 2026 at 7:05 AM
- MySA: Hundreds of San Antonio Amazon contractor workers hit in mass layoffIndependent local confirmation and discovery source for the November 6–19 layoff window • Published 2026-09-15 • Checked September 15, 2026 at 7:05 AM
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