US layoff notices — week of Jan 25, 2010 to Jan 31, 2010

25WARN notices
3,515workers 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
NYC Off Track Betting Corporation (Various NYC wagering sites)NYNew York1,3202010-01-27
Electric BoatCTGroton3962010-01-29
New Era Cap, DemopolisALDemopolis3512010-01-28
CompuCreditUTSalt Lake City1622010-01-27
US BankILChicago, 1000 E. 111th Street 801 N. Clark Street, 606101502010-01-27
Owens Illinois (Brockway-Glass Containers)MICharlotte1372010-01-28
URS/Dry Valley MiningIDSoda Springs1152010-01-25
Contact US TeleservicesALBirmingham1142010-01-28
Dollar TreeUTSalt Lake City982010-01-25
Tyco Valves & ControlsILProphetstown, 320 Locust842010-01-26
Source InterlinkNYKings832010-01-25
AHCILPeoria, 1101 Main Street Suite 202792010-01-28
ISK Manhattan/McDonald�s RestaurantsNYNew York742010-01-27
Pyramid Acquisition II Management, LLC (Danbury Plaza Hotel & Conference Center)CTDanbury702010-01-28
US BankILOakbrook Terrace, 1 Mid-America Plaza612010-01-27

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)71,556
Connecticut (CT)2466
Alabama (AL)2465
Illinois (IL)5424
Utah (UT)2260
Michigan (MI)1137
Idaho (ID)1115
Washington (WA)156
Indiana (IN)115
Kansas (KS)115
Kentucky (KY)16
Oklahoma (OK)10
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