US layoff notices — week of Feb 13, 2012 to Feb 19, 2012

25WARN notices
2,810workers 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
StartekILDecatur, 1505 W. King Street3582012-02-13
Briggs and Stratton Power Products GroupTNNewbern, Dyer County2312012-02-13
Northrop GrummanMDP.O. Box 100, Fort Meade, MD2242012-02-15
Colonial Hills Nursing CenterTNMaryville, Blount County2222012-02-13
Food Lion Distribution Center 6TNClinton, Anderson County2202012-02-13
Tru Seal TechnologiesKY—2172012-02-17
INOVA Health SystemVAFalls Church2102012-02-16
Acord LeasingMIAuburn Hills1872012-02-15
HK Logistics A Dematic Company HK Logistics Kentucky Sortation Center (KYSC)KY—1772012-02-15
NiketownILChicago, 669 N Michigan Ave1402012-02-17
Xinergy Corporation - Straight Creek Mine FacilityKY—1092012-02-17
PACA Body ArmorTNJacksboro, Campbell County862012-02-13
Northrop GrummanUTLehi842012-02-15
Sears Holdings Sears Roebuck & Co. Associate Service CenterVANorfolk842012-02-15
Republic AirwaysMIGrand Rapids522012-02-13

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Tennessee (TN)9903
Kentucky (KY)3503
Illinois (IL)2498
Virginia (VA)3338
Maryland (MD)2243
Michigan (MI)2239
Utah (UT)184
Connecticut (CT)22
Kansas (KS)10
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