US layoff notices — September 2014

153WARN notices
13,139workers affected
19states

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 September 2014

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Trump Taj Mahal AssociatesNJAtlantic City3,1012014-09-01
MicrosoftWARedmond7472014-09-18
USS-POSCO IndustriesCAPittsburg6432014-09-02
Baptist Home of Philadelphia Deer Meadows Retirement CommunityPAPhiladelphia, Philadelphia3722014-09-01
G4S Secure SolutionsNJHancocks Bridge3692014-09-01
Security Industry SpecialistsCAMountain View3102014-09-10
Drew FordCALa Mesa2812014-09-17
Bridgewater InteriorsMIDetroit2492014-09-23
Cumberland River Coal Company Complex "CRCC ComplexKYLetcher2132014-09-19
Silgan ContainersCARiverbank1782014-09-30
Telerx MarketingPAAllentown, Lehigh1562014-09-01
ExelixisCASouth San1522014-09-04
UpdatePAWaynesboro, Franklin1512014-09-01
Cobalt MortgageWAKirkland1482014-09-18
JCPenneyWABellevue1412014-09-03

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)533,879
New Jersey (NJ)83,877
Washington (WA)81,287
Pennsylvania (PA)141,283
Michigan (MI)7632
Illinois (IL)6431
Maryland (MD)4367
Kentucky (KY)2274
Indiana (IN)2270
Virginia (VA)4266
Utah (UT)2150
Tennessee (TN)4106
Arizona (AZ)1105
Connecticut (CT)291
Alabama (AL)175
New York (NY)3129
North Carolina (NC)111
Iowa (IA)26
Oklahoma (OK)10
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