US layoff notices — October 2011

104WARN notices
8,845workers affected
22states

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 October 2011

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Kimberly-ClarkWAEverett7602011-10-19
Mesaba AirlinesMIRomulus4272011-10-05
Ramtech Support ServicesPAChambersburg, Franklin3602011-10-01
Tiburon AssociatesPAChambersburg, Franklin3442011-10-01
Clearwater PaperIDLewiston2502011-10-26
Washington State Employment Security DepartmentWAStatewide2222011-10-21
BurtekMIChesterfield2142011-10-20
Lawrenceburg Distillers IndianaINLawrenceburg1762011-10-21
Ford MotorINIndianapolis1632011-10-20
Bae Systems, Uscs-Anniston/2ALAnniston1552011-10-31
International BeddingPABarnesville, Schuykill1422011-10-01
Livingston ServicesCTPlainville1302011-10-03
Graphic Packaging InternationalINLaPorte1282011-10-12
kgbKS—1262011-10-27
QuadGraphics NVARichmond1262011-10-17

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Pennsylvania (PA)181,496
Washington (WA)61,275
Michigan (MI)7957
Virginia (VA)9901
Illinois (IL)11811
Indiana (IN)9808
New Jersey (NJ)8514
Connecticut (CT)10406
Idaho (ID)1250
Alabama (AL)2244
Kansas (KS)6232
Utah (UT)2214
Arizona (AZ)3188
Oregon (OR)1120
Rhode Island (RI)1110
South Dakota (SD)284
Kentucky (KY)168
Nebraska (NE)368
Maryland (MD)160
New York (NY)134
Iowa (IA)15
Oklahoma (OK)10
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