US layoff notices — November 2010

88WARN notices
10,005workers 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 November 2010

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Severstal InternationalMD1430 Sparrows Point Boulevard, Sparrows Point, MD1,0122010-11-04
Health Net of the NortheastCTShelton7502010-11-04
Encore Receivable ManagementKS—7272010-11-29
Metropolitan Jewish Geriatric Center or MJGCNYKings5062010-11-26
General Motors Stamping PlantINIndianapolis4432010-11-29
Quad/GraphicsILMt. Morris, 404 N. Wesley Ave.4172010-11-30
Pulte Building Services (PBS)AZ—3512010-11-12
ComcastUTSandy3212010-11-15
Sitel Operating Corporation - Corning Call CenterNYStueben3042010-11-04
Sitel Operating Corporation - Corning Call CenterNYStueben2672010-11-02
Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers of New YorkNYNew York2502010-11-09
PrintpackINGreensburg2302010-11-17
CovanceVAVienna2232010-11-03
Dolce International SeaviewNJGalloway1952010-11-01
ZipRealtyAZ—1952010-11-29

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)211,983
Illinois (IL)81,155
Maryland (MD)21,087
Kansas (KS)5932
Connecticut (CT)11888
Indiana (IN)3760
Arizona (AZ)5681
Virginia (VA)6646
Utah (UT)3480
New Jersey (NJ)7476
Alabama (AL)5402
Washington (WA)2224
Kentucky (KY)3127
Michigan (MI)5113
Oregon (OR)151
Oklahoma (OK)10
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