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Warns job seekers of companies with recent layoffs while browsing job sites Don’t Apply Here is a lightweight Chrome extension that helps job seekers make more informed decisions by flagging companies with recent layoffs directly on job listing websites like LinkedIn and Indeed. Built on publicly available data from the U.S. WARN Act, this extension scans job listings in real time and overlays a clear warning when a company has reported layoffs, giving users crucial insight before they apply. Whether you’re job hunting, hiring, or just curious about job market trends — this tool keeps you one step ahead. Key Features 🔍 Real-Time Layoff Detection Instantly highlights job postings from companies with recent WARN filings or reported layoffs. 📊 Live Layoff Database Tracks over 1,500 companies with WARN notices from across the U.S., updated regularly. ⚠️ Subtle But Clear Warnings Lightweight and non-intrusive — shows a badge or warning directly inside the job card. 🔧 Smart Toggle Enable or disable the extension anytime from the popup panel. 📅 Extension Status Panel View how many layoffs were detected, last update time, and search WARN history manually. 🌍 Supported Sites (v1) Indeed (More coming soon: LinkedIn Jobs, Glassdoor, Monster, AngelList) 🔐 Privacy First We don’t track your browsing or collect personal information. All data is stored locally or comes from public records. 📦 Perfect For Job seekers avoiding unstable companies Career coaches helping clients navigate the job market Journalists or analysts tracking layoff trends Curious users keeping tabs on their own company or industry
May 6, 2025
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