US layoff notices — March 2020

1,614WARN notices
185,158workers affected
27states

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 March 2020

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
usi services groupNJchattanooga23,6952020-03-01
Haliburton Energy Services-N. Sam HoustonTXHouston, Harris3,5002020-03-18
Hawaiian Gardens CasinoCAHawaiian Gardens, Los Angeles County1,9002020-03-27
Pebble BeachCAPebble Beach, Monterey County1,8002020-03-23
YogaWorksCACulver City, Los Angeles County1,5142020-03-23
Bicycle CasinoCABell Gardens, Los Angeles County1,5002020-03-16
BroadmoorCOPikes Peak1,4112020-03-31
YMCAKS—1,3812020-03-20
Greater Wichita YMCAKS—1,3812020-03-20
HMSHost O'HareILChicago, 10000 W O'Hare Ave1,3712020-03-28
XSport Fitness GymILArlington Heights, 960 W. Dundee Road (HQ) COVID-19 Statewide Event1,2632020-03-19
Buena Vista ConstructionFLLAKE BUENA VISTA, FL, 328301,2152020-03-25
Sub-Zero GroupWIFitchburg1,0432020-03-20
YMCA of Greater HartfordCTVarious Hartford locations9522020-03-30
LAZ Parking CaliforniaCASan Diego, San Diego County9432020-03-30

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)29244,827
Texas (TX)59135,408
New Jersey (NJ)4626,959
Florida (FL)14513,934
Illinois (IL)7710,100
Wisconsin (WI)687,590
Colorado (CO)707,563
Arizona (AZ)476,378
Indiana (IN)395,725
Washington (WA)405,197
Oregon (OR)514,738
Tennessee (TN)343,822
Kansas (KS)153,283
Delaware (DE)162,201
Connecticut (CT)141,938
District of Columbia (DC)111,463
Maryland (MD)251,293
Alaska (AK)3674
Maine (ME)7590
Vermont (VT)3460
Rhode Island (RI)4380
Utah (UT)2241
Montana (MT)4202
New Mexico (NM)2135
South Dakota (SD)156
Mississippi (MS)11
Oklahoma (OK)60
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