US layoff notices — November 2012

102WARN notices
9,060workers 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 2012

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
US CellularILBolingbrook, 245 Crossroads Parkway, Unit A4922012-11-07
Bristol Myers SquibbNJPlainsboro4792012-11-01
Virtua Medical GroupNJMarlton4452012-11-01
Willow Lake MineILEquality, 420 Long Lane Road4082012-11-27
Hamilton Park Health Care CenterNJJersey City4002012-11-01
SmithfieldVAPortsmouth3882012-11-12
Northrop GrummanCTNorwalk2972012-11-05
Masco CabinetryVAAtkins2802012-11-15
General Dynamics-Land SystemsALAnniston2522012-11-08
Mercy of Northern New YorkNYJefferson2402012-11-06
Awrey BakeriesMILivonia2032012-11-28
Clyde's of Columbia and the Tomato Palace RestaurantsMD10221 Wincopin Circle, Columbia, MD1952012-11-01
Rock Mountain MiningALBessemer1872012-11-26
ProParkCTNew Haven1862012-11-20
World KitchenILMonee, 5800 West Industrial Drive1802012-11-16

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New Jersey (NJ)152,160
Illinois (IL)131,701
Virginia (VA)71,110
Connecticut (CT)12817
Alabama (AL)6814
Michigan (MI)12511
Pennsylvania (PA)7301
Tennessee (TN)7285
Maryland (MD)2270
New York (NY)1240
Nebraska (NE)5235
Kansas (KS)7163
Kentucky (KY)2160
Arizona (AZ)2137
Indiana (IN)295
Iowa (IA)261
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