US layoff notices — week of Feb 7, 2011 to Feb 13, 2011

16WARN notices
1,355workers affected
10states

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
Beaulieu GroupALEufaula3922011-02-07
Wells FargoIADes Moines1422011-02-11
MannKindCTDanbury1312011-02-10
Eurest Services-various Home Depot sites in NYNYs Capital District, Long Island, New York City, Mid Hudson, North Country, Central, Mohawk Valley, Western, Southern Tier, Finger Lakes912011-02-07
DematicKY—902011-02-08
Home DepotMIHolland792011-02-10
RR DonnelleyNYQueens692011-02-08
RR DonnelleyNYQueens692011-02-08
Masco Support ServicesINIndianapolis672011-02-07
RNA Holdings, LLC & Russell-NewmanNYNew York552011-02-11
6 E. 32nd StreetNYNew York552011-02-11
Harland Clarke HoldingsWAMilton532011-02-09
Chapdelaine Credit Partners a division of Chapdelaine &NYNew York482011-02-10
New Process Gear, Inc. (Division of Magna Powertrain)NYOnondaga102011-02-10
RSC Equipment RentalNEGrand Island42011-02-11

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)7397
Alabama (AL)1392
Iowa (IA)1142
Connecticut (CT)1131
Kentucky (KY)190
Michigan (MI)179
Indiana (IN)167
Washington (WA)153
Nebraska (NE)14
Delaware (DE)10
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