US layoff notices — January 2010

100WARN notices
9,910workers affected
16states

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 January 2010

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
NYC Off Track Betting Corporation (Various NYC wagering sites)NYNew York1,3202010-01-27
ARAMARK Management Services University of Maryland Medical SystemMDBaltimore City4112010-01-18
Electric BoatCTGroton3962010-01-29
New Era Cap, DemopolisALDemopolis3512010-01-28
ASTAR Air CargoKY—3032010-01-05
Verizon NorthKY—2412010-01-20
Old London FoodsNYNew York2282010-01-20
BB&TALMontgomery2232010-01-20
Asplundh Tree ExpertILNiles, 1000 Civic Center Drive Mt. Prospect, Prospect Heights, Des Plaines1902010-01-07
Spartan StoresMIPlymouth1782010-01-11
MasonicoMIFraser1762010-01-14
Carrier Corporation Replacement Components DivisionNYOnondaga1672010-01-21
CompuCreditUTSalt Lake City1622010-01-27
Western Kentucky NavigationKY—1612010-01-02
Ski MarketCTAvon1552010-01-04

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)222,869
Illinois (IL)121,189
Michigan (MI)9956
Alabama (AL)4822
Connecticut (CT)6813
Kentucky (KY)8771
New Jersey (NJ)10578
Maryland (MD)4571
Idaho (ID)3322
Utah (UT)2260
Indiana (IN)4256
Washington (WA)6192
Kansas (KS)4183
Oregon (OR)3120
Rhode Island (RI)18
Oklahoma (OK)20
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