US layoff notices — February 2013

81WARN notices
9,733workers affected
17states

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 February 2013

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Hostess BrandsILOswego, 126 Kirkland Circle, Unit A1,3902013-02-19
Journal RegisterMIStatewide8442013-02-19
M & T BankNJParamus3562013-02-01
GM Delphi Flint EastMIFlint2872013-02-06
Hemlock SemiconductorTNClarksville, Montgomery County2772013-02-07
Barclays CapitalNYNew York2752013-02-06
TeleperformancePAGrindstone, Fayette2612013-02-01
FreightCar AmericaILDanville, 2313 Cannon Street2542013-02-08
ViraconUTSt. George2222013-02-12
HarperCollins PublishersPAThroop, Lackawanna2172013-02-01
KC Economic DevelopmentALShorter2072013-02-26
Eby F.A DavisMD6610 Cabot Drive, Baltimore, MD 212261942013-02-07
Vincentian RegencyPAMcCandless Township, Allegheny1762013-02-01
Kathy NichollORBeaverton1742013-02-15
HessNJPort Reading1702013-02-01

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Illinois (IL)142,603
Michigan (MI)51,468
New York (NY)181,216
Pennsylvania (PA)81,038
New Jersey (NJ)4654
Virginia (VA)9558
Tennessee (TN)5480
Indiana (IN)4419
Utah (UT)2293
Maryland (MD)2262
Alabama (AL)1207
Oregon (OR)1174
Kentucky (KY)2112
Washington (WA)1102
Nebraska (NE)276
Kansas (KS)241
Iowa (IA)130
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