US layoff notices — November 2022

224WARN notices
19,263workers affected
23states

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 November 2022

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Smithfield DistributionCALos Angeles County1,7552022-11-16
United Furniture Amory (Monroe)MS—1,0002022-11-21
Meta PlatformsNYNew York8712022-11-09
TwitterCASan Francisco County7842022-11-07
LEGOLAND CaliforniaCASan Diego County5582022-11-01
Sema4CTStamford, Branford4482022-11-14
Meta PlatformsWASeattle4192022-11-11
TwitterNYNew York4182022-11-04
American AirlinesCASan Francisco County4172022-11-02
Pace IndustriesMIMuskegon3892022-11-01
Meta PlatformsCASan Francisco County3622022-11-16
OhioHealthOHColumbus/Franklin3142022-11-03
Meta PlatformsWABellevue3072022-11-11
LoomisPAWyomissing, Berks2982022-11-01
Radienz LivingPAPittston, Luzerne2862022-11-01

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)1369,234
New York (NY)162,289
Mississippi (MS)41,357
Washington (WA)51,114
Pennsylvania (PA)2584
Texas (TX)9562
Illinois (IL)4519
Connecticut (CT)2516
New Jersey (NJ)7490
Ohio (OH)2407
Florida (FL)7402
Michigan (MI)1389
Minnesota (MN)3332
Wisconsin (WI)4274
Maryland (MD)7273
Virginia (VA)1187
Massachusetts (MA)3121
North Carolina (NC)1114
Nevada (NV)386
Indiana (IN)212
Colorado (CO)31
Arizona (AZ)10
Hawaii (HI)10
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