US layoff notices — week of Apr 22, 2013 to Apr 28, 2013

25WARN notices
5,652workers 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
LillyINIndianapolis1,6242013-04-26
Applebee'sILCook County, multiple Cook County locations7782013-04-23
Meade ElectricINWhiting5692013-04-22
Akima/DTSVVAAlexandria3242013-04-26
Applebee'sILMultiple, DeKalb, Kane, & Kendall locations2252013-04-23
Applebee'sILLake County, multiple Lake County locations2172013-04-23
Applebee'sILWill County, multiple Will County locations2152013-04-23
TransCoreILLisle, 2100 Western Court, Suite 1501962013-04-26
Tower Defense & AerospaceMIDetroit1902013-04-24
ConvergysUTOgden1752013-04-22
Applebee'sILDuPage County, multiple DuPage County locations1652013-04-23
Chatwells School Dining ServicesVASpotsylvania County1202013-04-23
Applebee'sILMcHenry County, multiple McHenry County locations1122013-04-23
BoeingWAPuget Sound992013-04-23
Rough & Ready LumberORCave Junction882013-04-23

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Indiana (IN)22,193
Illinois (IL)92,045
Virginia (VA)2444
Michigan (MI)2260
Utah (UT)1175
Oregon (OR)2138
Washington (WA)199
Tennessee (TN)188
Nebraska (NE)282
Kentucky (KY)150
South Dakota (SD)143
Maryland (MD)135
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