US layoff notices — week of Jul 26, 2004 to Aug 1, 2004

36WARN notices
2,777workers affected
8states

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 this week

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Alcoa-WenatcheeWAMalaga4002004-07-30
Entenmann's Inc./George Weston BakeriesILNorthlake, 300 W. North Avenue2962004-07-30
APL LogisticsNJMONROE1872004-08-01
Leisure Time ToursNJPARAMUS1642004-08-01
TargetWAFederal Way1342004-07-30
Pressman ToyNJNEW BRUNSWICK1302004-08-01
Ace Electrical AcquisitionsKS—1232004-07-27
SolectronNJLUMBERTON1192004-08-01
Johnson & JohnsonNJSKILLMAN1092004-08-01
StepcoILArlington Heights, 250 East Hamilton Drive1012004-07-27
SetonNJNEWARK962004-08-01
Chicago Heights SteelILChicago Heights, 211 E Main942004-07-26
MaximusILChicago, 32 West Randolph Street942004-07-28
Fujitsu NetworkNJSWEDESBORO932004-08-01
Premera Blue CrossWAMountlake Terrace822004-07-28

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New Jersey (NJ)91,003
Illinois (IL)6745
Washington (WA)4618
Kansas (KS)2127
Michigan (MI)2115
Alabama (AL)299
Kentucky (KY)170
New York (NY)100
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