US layoff notices — January 2011

101WARN notices
12,021workers affected
19states

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 2011

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Continuum Health Partners/NYNew York2,4582011-01-03
HSBC Card and Retail ServicesDE—5302011-01-18
ElectroluxIAWebster City5102011-01-27
J.C. Penny Call CenterMIWyoming3652011-01-25
St Vincent Catholic Medical Centers of New York –NYKings3482011-01-27
Grocery HaulersNJAvenel3292011-01-01
Chugach World ServicesALRedstone Arsenal3172011-01-27
Sony Music HoldingsNJPitman3002011-01-01
Pilchuck ContractorsWAPuget Sound3002011-01-28
Interstate Brands Corporation (Wonder) BakeryNYQueens2222011-01-20
ARAMARK at Meadowlands RacetrackNJEast Rutherford2162011-01-01
Key PlasticsINHartford City2142011-01-27
Port Authority of Allegheny CountyPAAllegheny2122011-01-01
ElectroluxIAWebster City1732011-01-28
DAL Global ServicesWASeattle1682011-01-31

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)264,172
New Jersey (NJ)6986
Michigan (MI)7815
Pennsylvania (PA)9794
Iowa (IA)4767
Indiana (IN)6722
Illinois (IL)8695
Alabama (AL)5687
Delaware (DE)1530
Virginia (VA)8513
Washington (WA)2468
Connecticut (CT)5186
Kansas (KS)4181
Nebraska (NE)2124
Maryland (MD)3123
Rhode Island (RI)1122
Utah (UT)172
Kentucky (KY)164
Oklahoma (OK)20
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