US layoff notices — July 2010

68WARN notices
7,556workers 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 July 2010

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
JP Morgan ChaseMD5202 Presidents Court, Frederick, MD5612010-07-27
Solo CupMD10100 Reisterstown Road, Owing Mills5512010-07-29
SitelALBirmingham4322010-07-01
American SteamshipNYErie3052010-07-16
ACS Government SolutionsKY—2862010-07-17
CitigroupAZ—2722010-07-30
Acme Architectural ProductsNYKings2702010-07-13
MicrosemiAZ—2552010-07-12
Chartwells/CompassNJNewark2462010-07-01
Honeywell Safety ProductsILRock Island, 1136 2nd Street2452010-07-30
President Container GroupNJMoonachie2342010-07-01
AloricaKS—1822010-07-06
Skookum Fleet ManagementWAFort Lewis1762010-07-16
Northrop Grumman Technical Services Inc. (NGTS)VAFort Eustis1732010-07-29
MTA New York City Transit (TA) (and subsidiary, the Manhattan & Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority)NYNew York1642010-07-16

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)201,480
Maryland (MD)51,288
New Jersey (NJ)91,083
Arizona (AZ)3687
Alabama (AL)2525
Kansas (KS)5439
Illinois (IL)2360
Kentucky (KY)3341
Connecticut (CT)5335
Indiana (IN)4259
Nebraska (NE)2200
Washington (WA)2188
Virginia (VA)1173
Oregon (OR)194
Michigan (MI)365
Utah (UT)139
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