US layoff notices — week of Feb 14, 2011 to Feb 20, 2011

26WARN notices
2,373workers 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
Alabama Aircraft IndustriesALBirmingham3212011-02-17
St Vincent Catholic Medical Centers of New York St Jerome's Health Services - Holy Family HomeNYKings2832011-02-16
Heartland AlabamaALGreensboro2002011-02-15
Data Listing Services (Jamestown)NYCattaraugus1642011-02-17
Sensata TechnologiesILFreeport, 2520 South Walnut Road1582011-02-15
Abitibi BowaterALCoosa Pine1502011-02-14
Sykes EnterprisesKY—1002011-02-15
Renaissance Chicago Oakbrook HotelILOak Brook, 2100 Spring Road942011-02-16
ARAMARK - Transportation ServicesNYQueens932011-02-18
First NiagaraCTManchester; New Haven932011-02-14
Mahle Engine ComponentsKY—932011-02-17
Walsworth PublishingNEBellevue842011-02-14
Waldbaum's Store #284 A & PNYHempstead832011-02-18
A&P/PathmarkDE—822011-02-15
Genco ATCINBrownsburg762011-02-14

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Alabama (AL)3671
New York (NY)4623
Illinois (IL)4385
Kentucky (KY)2193
Indiana (IN)2135
Connecticut (CT)4119
Nebraska (NE)285
Delaware (DE)182
Washington (WA)160
Kansas (KS)111
Rhode Island (RI)15
Iowa (IA)14
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