US layoff notices — June 2014

101WARN notices
13,316workers 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 June 2014

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Revel Entertainment GroupNJAtlantic City3,2862014-06-01
New Century TransportationNJWestampton1,5772014-06-01
Capital OneSDSioux Falls7502014-06-24
QuadGraphicsILWoodstock, 11595 McConnell Road5372014-06-18
EveryWare GlobalPAMonaca, Beaver4462014-06-01
CareFusion ResourcesNJSan Diego3902014-06-01
Bank of AmericaNCCharlotte3822014-06-25
GlaxoSmithKline Consumer HealthcareNJParsippany3502014-06-01
Manhattan Ford LincolnNYNew York2452014-06-30
Regal BeloitKYClark / Montgomery2422014-06-05
AT&TILSpringfield, 5020 Ash Grove Road1882014-06-04
U.S. Steel Tubular ProductsPAMcKeesport, Allegheny1832014-06-01
Datrose IndustriesNCDurham1672014-06-30
Bank of AmericaNCCharlotte1582014-06-25
CenturyLinkWASeattle, WA1582014-06-11

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New Jersey (NJ)95,897
Illinois (IL)121,428
Pennsylvania (PA)81,051
North Carolina (NC)61,020
South Dakota (SD)1750
Kentucky (KY)4541
Virginia (VA)6506
Washington (WA)3377
New York (NY)25309
Tennessee (TN)7281
Indiana (IN)3266
Michigan (MI)4232
Arizona (AZ)3183
Oregon (OR)2164
Connecticut (CT)3151
Iowa (IA)3139
Nebraska (NE)221
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