US layoff notices — week of Sep 27, 2010 to Oct 3, 2010

28WARN notices
4,712workers 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
Resorts International HotelNJAtlantic City2,0222010-10-01
AAR Mobility SystemsMICadillac2822010-09-29
Crothall Services GroupNYWestchester2352010-09-30
Kensington Manor Nursing & Rehabilitation CenterNJToms River2272010-10-01
Clara Maass Contimuing Care at KearnyNJKearny2042010-10-01
Jack Cooper TransportKY—1952010-09-30
Stanley AssociatesVTSt Albans1732010-09-29
Consol Energy (Consolidation Coal Company; Emery Mine)UTEmery1712010-10-01
Clara Maass Continuing Center at West HudsonNJKearny1432010-10-01
Litchfield Healthcare CenterILLitchfield, 1285 East Union Ave.1212010-10-01
Northrop GrummanVTSt. Albans1062010-09-27
AHP (Associated Hygienic Products LLC)WAVancouver1012010-09-30
Tommy HilfigerNJCranbury872010-10-01
Canon Business SolutionsNJLyndhurst802010-10-01
AB Car Rental ServicesAZ—702010-09-28

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New Jersey (NJ)122,986
New York (NY)6438
Michigan (MI)1282
Vermont (VT)2279
Kentucky (KY)1195
Utah (UT)1171
Illinois (IL)1121
Washington (WA)1101
Arizona (AZ)170
Kansas (KS)152
Connecticut (CT)117
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