US layoff notices — week of Jan 2, 2012 to Jan 8, 2012

16WARN notices
1,568workers 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
SyncreonALVance3122012-01-06
BloomingdalesMD11305 Rockville Pike, Kensington, MD1842012-01-04
Rolf's PatisserieILLincolnwood, 4343 W. Touhy Avenue1362012-01-04
Carriage HouseNYChautauqua1332012-01-03
Societe Generale EnergyCTStamford1292012-01-03
Macy'sMD14828 Baltimore-Washington Boulevard, Laurel, MD1132012-01-06
TCF National BankILWillowbrook, 500 Joliet Road1032012-01-02
TCF National BankILSchiller Park, 9950 W. Lawrence1012012-01-02
Albertson'sAZ—732012-01-06
Garden Fresh MarketILArlington Heights, 600 East Rand Road702012-01-02
American MeterNENebraska City702012-01-06
Bloomingdale's Oak Brook Center Home StoreILOak Brook, Four Oak Brook Center512012-01-04
Velsicol ChemicalTNMemphis, Shelby County352012-01-05
Bosselman Travel CenterSDRapid City302012-01-05
Roc Apparel GroupNYNew York282012-01-06

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Illinois (IL)5461
Alabama (AL)1312
Maryland (MD)2297
New York (NY)2161
Connecticut (CT)1129
Arizona (AZ)173
Nebraska (NE)170
Tennessee (TN)135
South Dakota (SD)130
Kansas (KS)10
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