US layoff notices — week of Oct 22, 2012 to Oct 28, 2012

17WARN notices
1,062workers affected
11states

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
Knight Facilities ManagementMIWarren2772012-10-22
Exide TechnologiesTNBristol, Not Identified1672012-10-24
Kratos Defense and Security SolutionsMD5200 Philadelphia Way, Lanham, MD1252012-10-26
Diamond FoodsINFishers1002012-10-25
Gallagher's New York SteakhouseNYNew York922012-10-23
SearsVALynchburg712012-10-23
WyleVAMcLean602012-10-26
Clopay Building ProductsWAAuburn552012-10-25
TMK IpscoILDowners Grove, 2650 Warrenville Road Suite 700542012-10-23
SolaeKY—512012-10-25
Cleveland TubingTNCleveland, Bradley County52012-10-24
Stanadyne Corporation (Update to 10/1/12 notice)CTWindsor12012-10-26
Stanadyne Corporation (Update to 8/23/12 notice)CTWindsor12012-10-26
Stanadyne Corporation (Update to 10/1/12 notice)CTWindsor12012-10-26
Stanadyne Corporation (Update to 8/23/12 notice)CTWindsor12012-10-26

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Michigan (MI)1277
Tennessee (TN)2172
Virginia (VA)2131
Maryland (MD)1125
Indiana (IN)1100
New York (NY)192
Washington (WA)155
Illinois (IL)154
Kentucky (KY)151
Connecticut (CT)55
Oregon (OR)10
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