US layoff notices — week of Aug 24, 2009 to Aug 30, 2009

24WARN notices
2,019workers affected
12states

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
Crucible MaterialsNYOnondaga6932009-08-28
TLC Health Network/Tri-County Memorial HospitalNYCattaraugus1872009-08-24
Grede FoundriesMIVassar1632009-08-24
Northwest Territorial Mint, LCCWAAuburn1092009-08-28
International Aerospace TubesINIndianapolis1062009-08-27
HSBC - Payment Operations UnitNYKings952009-08-24
Ciba Corporation (now owned by BASF Corporation)NYWestchester892009-08-25
Matrx (Midmark Corporation)NYErie872009-08-27
Philips ElectronicsWASnoqualmie752009-08-28
Harbison-Walker RefractoriesALFairfield742009-08-25
ArvinMeritorKY—722009-08-24
Kellogg Company - Gardner BakeryILGardner, 423 Industry Avenue512009-08-27
CrossmarkORPlano, TX462009-08-27
Domestic and Foreign Missionary SocietyNYNew York332009-08-25
Research Foundation of SUNY Buffalo State CampusNYAlbany302009-08-27

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)111,263
Washington (WA)2184
Michigan (MI)1163
Indiana (IN)1106
Alabama (AL)174
Kentucky (KY)172
Illinois (IL)268
Oregon (OR)146
Idaho (ID)117
Rhode Island (RI)116
South Dakota (SD)110
Delaware (DE)10
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