US layoff notices — June 2017

175WARN notices
16,503workers affected
25states

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 2017

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
General MotorsKS—1,0532017-06-16
NestleCAGlendale5652017-06-20
BrockTNKingsport, Sullivan County5072017-06-15
Adventist HealthWAWalla Walla3712017-06-21
Parker HannifinCAModesto3622017-06-27
Allied Health ServicesNYBronx3512017-06-28
Mid-State RacewayNYOneida3452017-06-12
Mount Laurel CenterNJMount Laurel3232017-06-01
Kellogg'sNJCranbury3162017-06-01
Yahoo HoldingsCASunnyvale2632017-06-15
Liberty MedicalFLPort St. Lucie, FL 349522632017-06-29
Community Care OrganizationNYKings2622017-06-02
Dearden'sCALos Angeles2392017-06-05
PhilipsILAurora, 555 North Commerce Street2012017-06-21
SureIDORHillsboro2002017-06-19

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)464,484
New York (NY)462,710
Kansas (KS)31,123
New Jersey (NJ)101,086
Florida (FL)7824
Tennessee (TN)3742
Pennsylvania (PA)5704
Washington (WA)4680
Illinois (IL)5641
Oregon (OR)6599
North Carolina (NC)4426
Virginia (VA)4405
Colorado (CO)4380
Ohio (OH)5345
Indiana (IN)4311
Maryland (MD)2263
Iowa (IA)6180
Connecticut (CT)1175
Alabama (AL)1158
Arizona (AZ)178
Nevada (NV)176
Vermont (VT)166
Nebraska (NE)442
Michigan (MI)15
Oklahoma (OK)10
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