US layoff notices — week of Jan 21, 2013 to Jan 27, 2013

15WARN notices
980workers affected
8states

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
Sun-Times MediaILTinley Park, 3701 W Lake Ave., Glenview, IL 60026 18312 South West Creek Drive1602013-01-23
YWCA of Western Wayne CountyMI9 locations1342013-01-25
American InterContinental Univ. OnlineORBeaverton1242013-01-21
Sun-Times Media (The Beacon News)ILAurora, 495 N Commons Dr., Suite 2001142013-01-23
Georgia-Pacific CorrugatedILChicago, 440 East 138th Street1082013-01-24
SercoVAMerrifield822013-01-25
Community Alternatives KY MadisonvilleKYHopkins702013-01-22
Pepsi BeveragesORSalem662013-01-22
WalgreensILBerkeley, 5300 St. Charles Road652013-01-25
Wisconsin Physician ServicesNEOmaha222013-01-25
Closure Systems International Packaging MachineryNYCattaraugus182013-01-25
Bradley"s RestaurantTNWaynesboro, Wayne County92013-01-25
Eastman KodakNYMonroe52013-01-24
American Suzuki MotorsTNNashville, Davidson County22013-01-25
American Suzuki MotorNEButler County12013-01-22

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Illinois (IL)4447
Oregon (OR)2190
Michigan (MI)1134
Virginia (VA)182
Kentucky (KY)170
Nebraska (NE)223
New York (NY)223
Tennessee (TN)211
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