US layoff notices — May 2010

64WARN notices
7,667workers affected
15states

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 May 2010

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
New York Racing AssociationNYHempstead1,4502010-05-24
Movie GalleryORWilsonville6002010-05-03
AstraZenecaDE—4502010-05-13
Brooklyn Public LibraryNYKings3442010-05-27
Queens Borough Public Library (including 61 community libraries)NYQueens3292010-05-12
JPMorgan Chase &MITroy2762010-05-04
MTA New York City Transit (TA)NYNew York2752010-05-14
HAVI Logistics North AmericaILBloomingdale, 359 Longview Drive2492010-05-10
CEVA LogisticsMIBrownstown2252010-05-03
Courtland Gardens Health CenterCTStamford2012010-05-10
Beiersdorf, Inc. (update to 2/1/10 notice)CTNorwalk1652010-05-11
Sunwest ManagementORSalem1502010-05-18
IAP World ServicesNJFORT DIX1492010-05-01
Capital One BankMD6151 Chevy Chase Drive, Laurel, MD1342010-05-11
International FilingNYQueens1292010-05-14

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)253,352
Oregon (OR)3810
Michigan (MI)4608
New Jersey (NJ)6537
Connecticut (CT)6483
Delaware (DE)1450
Illinois (IL)2312
Maryland (MD)4310
Alabama (AL)3246
Kentucky (KY)3170
Washington (WA)2145
Utah (UT)1102
Indiana (IN)168
Nebraska (NE)168
Kansas (KS)26
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