US layoff notices — week of Dec 16, 2013 to Dec 22, 2013

16WARN notices
1,534workers affected
10states

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
TRWMISaginaw5852013-12-18
GrubHub SeamlessUTSandy1562013-12-20
BoeingKS—1212013-12-20
Unilever Owensboro PlantKYDaviess1132013-12-20
United State Enrichment Corporation (USEC)KYBallard1102013-12-17
Home DirectILHillside, 330 S. Mannheim Rd.822013-12-20
North American Stainless (NAS) Facility HARSCO Metals & Minerals Plant #4 andKYGallatin672013-12-20
Kelsey-HayesMISterling Heights642013-12-18
First National Bank of LaytonIDMeridian562013-12-16
Delaware North Companies Travel Hospitality ServAZPhoenix512013-12-20
Rural KingTNMc Kenzie, Carroll County482013-12-19
First National Bank of Layton Mortgage DivisionUTDraper & St. George372013-12-16
Centrury Aluminum of Kentucky "CAC" "Owensboro FacilityKYDaviess/ Hancock222013-12-17
DressBarnNENebraska City112013-12-21
First National BankMD9250 Rumsey Road, Suite 102, Columbia, MD 21045112013-12-16

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Michigan (MI)2649
Kentucky (KY)5312
Utah (UT)2193
Kansas (KS)1121
Illinois (IL)182
Idaho (ID)156
Arizona (AZ)151
Tennessee (TN)148
Maryland (MD)111
Nebraska (NE)111
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