US layoff notices — week of Nov 28, 2011 to Dec 4, 2011

40WARN notices
3,121workers 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
SunocoPAMarcus Hook, Delaware3482011-12-01
Susquehanna BancsharesPAMultiple PA Counties3092011-12-01
Marian Community HospitalPAWaymart, Lackawanna, Susquehanna & Wayne2332011-12-01
DGI ServicesNJSwedesboro1792011-12-01
CardWorks ProcessingAZ—1462011-12-01
RCF Kitchens IndianaINCambridgebr />City1312011-11-28
Uta Halee Girls VillageNEOmaha1262011-12-01
NCO Financial SystemsPACanonsburg, Washington1232011-12-01
Waste ManagementILLombard, 720 Butterfield Road1222011-11-30
Federal Reserve Bank of ClevelandPAPittsburgh, Allegheny1182011-12-01
Parallel Employment Group of ILILWheeling, 858 S. Wheeling Road972011-11-29
Parallel Employment Group of ILILCrystal Lake, 10 S. Virginia Road942011-11-29
Cubist PharmaceuticalsPAExton, Chester902011-12-01
SunocoPAMarcus Hook, Delaware882011-12-01
Quad/GraphicsPAAtglen, Chester872011-12-01

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Pennsylvania (PA)181,672
Illinois (IL)6403
New Jersey (NJ)3286
Nebraska (NE)4244
Arizona (AZ)1146
Indiana (IN)1131
Kansas (KS)4123
Virginia (VA)2115
Maryland (MD)11
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