US layoff notices — week of Jan 28, 2013 to Feb 3, 2013

26WARN notices
3,624workers 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
Cardinal HealthILWaukegan, 1300 Waukegan Road Monte Briner Bldg.7762013-01-30
Levy Premium FoodserviceWASeattle3632013-01-30
M & T BankNJParamus3562013-02-01
TeleperformancePAGrindstone, Fayette2612013-02-01
HarperCollins PublishersPAThroop, Lackawanna2172013-02-01
Vincentian RegencyPAMcCandless Township, Allegheny1762013-02-01
HessNJPort Reading1702013-02-01
Briggs NurseryWAPorter1502013-01-28
Phoenix Children's HospitalAZPhoenix1502013-01-29
PowerLink Settlement ServicesPACoraopolis, Allegheny1252013-02-01
ARL Peoria ManagementILPeoria, 500 Hamilton Avenue1222013-02-01
StefaniniMIAllen Park1072013-02-01
Journal RegisterNJYardley832013-02-01
Secured Lending ServicesPAPittsburgh, Allegheny822013-02-01
L3 ElectrodynamicsILRolling Meadows, 1200 Hicks Road802013-02-01

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Pennsylvania (PA)81,038
Illinois (IL)3978
New Jersey (NJ)4654
Washington (WA)2513
Arizona (AZ)1150
Michigan (MI)1107
Alabama (AL)163
Kentucky (KY)154
Nebraska (NE)143
Kansas (KS)213
Virginia (VA)111
Oklahoma (OK)10
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