US layoff notices — week of Aug 29, 2011 to Sep 4, 2011

40WARN notices
4,139workers 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
INOVA Health SystemVAFalls Church4632011-08-31
New Jersey Sports & Exposition AuthorityNJEast Rutherford4502011-09-01
Unilever Ice CreamMD1100 Frederick Street, Hagerstown, MD4372011-09-02
TeleTechWABremerton2402011-08-31
Kalstar EnterprisesPATunkhannock, Wyoming2252011-09-01
DendreonNJMorris Plains1952011-09-01
Alan RitcheyPALevittown, Bucks1892011-09-01
New Brunswick ScientificNJEdison1842011-09-01
Stanley Black & DeckerPAReading, Berks1652011-09-01
Ocean LogisticsPADunmore, Lackawanna1632011-09-01
ConAgra FoodsILRossville, 1 Creative Way1442011-08-30
INOVA Health SystemVAManassas1432011-08-31
Buccaneer Data ServicesPAYork, York1302011-09-01
Wells Fargo &PAChester, Delaware1192011-09-01
Office DepotILLansing, 16801 S. Exchange Street1182011-09-01

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Pennsylvania (PA)131,278
New Jersey (NJ)5960
Virginia (VA)4698
Maryland (MD)1437
Illinois (IL)2262
Washington (WA)1240
Nebraska (NE)3127
Kentucky (KY)292
Indiana (IN)117
Rhode Island (RI)116
Connecticut (CT)712
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