US layoff notices — week of Feb 28, 2011 to Mar 6, 2011

38WARN notices
6,179workers affected
9states

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
Trump Marina AssociatesNJAtlantic City1,7302011-03-01
New Jersey Sports and Exposition AuthorityNJEast Rutherford8002011-03-01
Norkus Enterprises, Inc. (NEI)NJPoint Pleasant Beach7012011-03-01
Northrop Grumman Technical ServicesVASuffolk2932011-02-28
Citicorp Data SystemsNJEnglewood Cliffs2762011-03-01
State Street Bank & TrustNJPrinceton2702011-03-01
ARAMARK - Transportation ServicesNYQueens2452011-02-28
Northrop GrummanMD7040 TroyHill Dr., Elkridge, MD1462011-02-28
SterisPAMillcreek Township, Erie1252011-03-01
Elkay Wood ProductsPARed Lion, York1132011-03-01
SodexoPAPittsburgh, Allegheny1132011-03-01
ARAMARK - Transportation ServicesNYQueens932011-02-28
ArchCare, Inc. (St. Vincent de Paul Residence)NYBronx852011-02-28
Benchmark HospitalityVAVirginia Beach852011-02-28
ArchCare, Inc. (St. Vincent de Paul Residence)NYBronx852011-02-28

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New Jersey (NJ)114,037
New York (NY)10724
Pennsylvania (PA)7586
Virginia (VA)3389
Maryland (MD)2185
Illinois (IL)2135
Kentucky (KY)169
Indiana (IN)148
Nebraska (NE)16
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