US layoff notices — October 2009

86WARN notices
10,927workers affected
12states

Counts cover the free tier, no delay of the normalized US WARN dataset; notices that surface later are added to this page retroactively. Worker totals sum only notices that published a headcount.

Biggest layoff notices in October 2009

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Aramark SportsNJE. RUTHERFORD1,6892009-10-01
UnicareILChicago, 233 South Wacker Drive Suite 39005682009-10-29
Alstom TransportationNYSteuben5022009-10-20
Tavern on the GreenNYNew York4052009-10-07
SunocoNJWESTVILLE4002009-10-01
Fiserv Aurora Customer OperationsILAurora, 444 N. Commerce Suite 1002902009-10-27
Verizon Connected SolutionsNJSTATEWIDE2692009-10-01
WestILLoves Park, 1975 Harlem Rd.2542009-10-08
Aramark SportsNJE. RUTHERFORD2532009-10-01
Crothall Services GroupNYWestchester2352009-10-13
Aramark SportsNJOCEANPORT2292009-10-01
Miller Bros. CoalKY—2252009-10-20
Llanfair House Nursing Home - ST BarnabasNJWAYNE2082009-10-01
Neurologic & Orthopedic Hospital of ChicagoILChicago, 4501 North Winchester2042009-10-02
Greenbrook Manor Nursing Home - ST BarnabasNJGREEN BROOK2002009-10-01

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New Jersey (NJ)143,935
New York (NY)262,309
Illinois (IL)71,573
Michigan (MI)9863
Kentucky (KY)11836
Washington (WA)5436
Indiana (IN)4320
Oregon (OR)3225
Alabama (AL)3214
Rhode Island (RI)2123
Idaho (ID)193
Oklahoma (OK)10
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