US layoff notices — week of Jul 30, 2012 to Aug 5, 2012

45WARN notices
5,376workers affected
16states

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
ComairKY—1,1942012-07-30
Auburn Regional Medical CenterWAAuburn8272012-08-01
MasterBrand CabinetsVAMartinsville3452012-08-03
Catalyst PaperAZ—2662012-07-30
Caparo Automotive ComponentsMINovi2602012-08-02
Sykes EnterprisesPALanghorne, Bucks1832012-08-01
ComputersharePAPittsburgh, Allegheny1562012-08-01
Elizabeth Detention CenterNJElizabeth1482012-08-01
American Resort ManagementNYMonroe1352012-07-31
Aramark Healthcare @ GeisingerPAScranton, Lackawanna1172012-08-01
StaplesNJMonroe1102012-08-01
Haven GroupPASelinsgrove, Snyder1072012-08-01
Dove IndustriesPAWilkes-Barre, Luzerne1062012-08-01
ComcastILTinley Park, 8101 West 183rd Street1062012-07-31
G4S Government SolutionasVAFort Belvoir982012-08-02

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Kentucky (KY)11,194
Pennsylvania (PA)10945
Washington (WA)1827
Virginia (VA)4553
New Jersey (NJ)5451
Michigan (MI)2358
Arizona (AZ)2292
Tennessee (TN)4256
Illinois (IL)3244
New York (NY)2148
Maryland (MD)293
Connecticut (CT)55
Iowa (IA)15
Nebraska (NE)15
Kansas (KS)10
Oklahoma (OK)10
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