US layoff notices — week of Sep 20, 2010 to Sep 26, 2010

18WARN notices
817workers affected
11states

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
ARAMARK HealthcareALFlorence2012010-09-24
Wealthbridge MortgageORBeaverton1092010-09-23
Travelers One Tower Square Hartford CTVARichmond882010-09-22
DC Entertainment - DC ComicsNYNew York802010-09-22
Quality Color GraphicsILElk Grove Village, 1100 Kirk Street612010-09-20
Grocery HaulersNYBronx612010-09-20
Chicago PackagingILElk Grove Village, 1100 Kirk Street532010-09-20
Harrington, Moran, BarksdaleILChicago, 8600 W. Bryn Mawr Avenue512010-09-21
Bristol-Myers Squibb Company R & D FacilityNYOnondaga482010-09-21
Research Foundation of SUNY Buffalo State CollegeNYAlbany302010-09-24
StanadyneCTWindsor132010-09-21
Xanodyne PharmaceuticalsKY—82010-09-21
Xanodyne PharmaceuticalsINNewport, KY42010-09-21
Xanodyne PharamaceuticalsAZ—32010-09-21
XanodyneWAWestern Washington32010-09-21

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)5220
Alabama (AL)1201
Illinois (IL)3165
Oregon (OR)1109
Virginia (VA)291
Connecticut (CT)113
Kentucky (KY)18
Indiana (IN)14
Arizona (AZ)13
Washington (WA)13
Michigan (MI)10
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