US layoff notices — October 2020

429WARN notices
70,521workers affected
22states

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 October 2020

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
United AirlinesNJChicago16,0002020-10-01
Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.SFLLAKE BUENA VISTA, FL, 3283010,9032020-10-30
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit AuthorityDCWashington, DC1,6042020-10-22
Hyatt RegencyILChicago, 151 E. Wacker Dr1,0102020-10-05
Lettuce Entertain You EnterprisesILChicago, 5419 N. Sheridan Road9772020-10-13
Westin St. Francis San Francisco On Union SquareCASan Francisco, San Francisco County9402020-10-05
Aramark at Mission BallroomCODenver9042020-10-16
Aramark-Minute Maid ParkTXHouston, Harris7512020-10-16
Aramark at Capital One AreaDCWashington, DC7382020-10-16
Alorica-AustinTXAustin, Travis7122020-10-29
Omni Nashville HotelTNDavidson6622020-10-05
Monarch Beverage Co., EF Transit, Inc. & Monarch Beverage Co., EF Transit, Inc. & Monarch Medical CenterINEvansvilleIndianapolis6332020-10-05
HyattCASan Diego, San Diego County6242020-10-02
Baggage Airline Guest ServicesFLORLANDO, FL, 328215602020-10-05
Universal City StudiosCAUniversal City, Los Angeles County5172020-10-06

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)19917,517
New Jersey (NJ)1416,777
Florida (FL)6515,829
Illinois (IL)466,470
Texas (TX)203,217
District of Columbia (DC)62,623
Tennessee (TN)101,606
Indiana (IN)71,585
Washington (WA)131,199
Colorado (CO)51,027
Maryland (MD)11828
Connecticut (CT)11713
Wisconsin (WI)10527
Alabama (AL)2198
Utah (UT)1124
Kansas (KS)1122
Maine (ME)167
Oregon (OR)159
Vermont (VT)225
South Dakota (SD)15
Mississippi (MS)13
Oklahoma (OK)20
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