US layoff notices — August 2012

88WARN notices
7,994workers affected
18states

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 August 2012

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Auburn Regional Medical CenterWAAuburn8272012-08-01
Motorola MobilityILLibertyville, 600 N. U.S. Highway 456592012-08-13
Lexmark InternationalKY—3502012-08-28
MasterBrand CabinetsVAMartinsville3452012-08-03
Hyatt RegencyMIDearborn3222012-08-23
Gaylord EntertainmentTNNashville, Davidson County3102012-08-10
Lakeshore Mental Health InstituteTNKnoxville, Knox County2702012-08-16
Caparo Automotive ComponentsMINovi2602012-08-02
Sykes EnterprisesPALanghorne, Bucks1832012-08-01
Stream Global ServicesSDVermillion1802012-08-22
ComputersharePAPittsburgh, Allegheny1562012-08-01
UnileverCTClinton1542012-08-20
Elizabeth Detention CenterNJElizabeth1482012-08-01
Arch Coal, Inc. Flint Ridge ComplexKY—1312012-08-21
Federal MogulVAWinchester1292012-08-10

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Pennsylvania (PA)10945
Illinois (IL)6919
Tennessee (TN)10896
Washington (WA)3867
Virginia (VA)8836
Michigan (MI)5817
Kentucky (KY)7686
New Jersey (NJ)5451
Maryland (MD)5350
Iowa (IA)5330
Nebraska (NE)8253
South Dakota (SD)1180
Connecticut (CT)9162
Indiana (IN)1121
Alabama (AL)1119
Kansas (KS)249
New York (NY)113
Arizona (AZ)10
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