US layoff notices — week of May 28, 2012 to Jun 3, 2012

29WARN notices
3,920workers affected
12states

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
ATK Energetic SystemsVARadford6142012-06-01
G&D IntegratedILDecatur, Multiple Decatur sites 2380 Millikin Parkway5882012-05-31
Strauss AutoNJSouth River3842012-06-01
HSC Comunnity Services, Inc. know as Brittany Farms Health CenterCTNew Britain3702012-06-01
Day TimersPAEast Texas, Lehigh2882012-06-01
Fashion Bug RetailPABensalem, Bucks2182012-06-01
Sykes EnterprisesPALanghorne, Bucks2182012-06-01
Golden West FoodsVABedford1192012-05-30
NemschoffIASioux Center1102012-05-30
MI Windows and DoorsTNSmyrna, Rutherford County1032012-06-01
Verizon ServicesPAExton, Chester982012-06-01
AbbVieILNorth Chicago, 1 North Waukegan Road962012-05-30
Aramark Transportation ServicesPAPhiladelphia, Philadelphia942012-06-01
Briggs Plumbing ProductsTNKnoxville, Knox County902012-05-29
Illinois Central School BusINGary862012-05-30

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Pennsylvania (PA)71,022
Virginia (VA)2733
Illinois (IL)3690
New Jersey (NJ)4539
Connecticut (CT)1370
Tennessee (TN)4290
Iowa (IA)2120
Indiana (IN)186
Nebraska (NE)130
Kentucky (KY)224
Alabama (AL)115
Oregon (OR)11
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