US layoff notices — December 2010

63WARN notices
8,631workers affected
14states

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 December 2010

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Woodbridge LogisticsNJAvenel1,1142010-12-01
NYC Off Track Betting Corporation (Various NYC wagering sites)NYNew York1,0342010-12-07
AJWrightINSouth Bend7252010-12-10
CSC Applied Technology GroupKY—4862010-12-01
NCO NCO Financial SystemsVAHampton3682010-12-01
St Vincent Catholic Medical Centers of New York –NYKings3482010-12-31
Semiahmoo ResortWABlaine3212010-12-20
QuadGraphics Inc. NVAFredericksburg3122010-12-06
AK SteelKY—2662010-12-28
Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers of New YorkNYNew York2502010-12-10
Aegon Insurance GroupKY—2452010-12-15
Science Applications International Corp. (Saic)ALHuntsville2022010-12-10
Kaplan UniversityILChicago, 550 W. Van Buren Street, 7th Floor1922010-12-07
CovidienNYOneida1692010-12-07
Innerpac, LLC and RTS PackagingILCicero, 1942 S. Laramie Avenue1492010-12-15

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)182,490
New Jersey (NJ)41,423
Kentucky (KY)41,085
Virginia (VA)3828
Indiana (IN)1725
Illinois (IL)4471
Washington (WA)2450
Alabama (AL)2272
Connecticut (CT)12190
Kansas (KS)5184
Oregon (OR)2163
Maryland (MD)2130
Arizona (AZ)3120
Michigan (MI)1100
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