US layoff notices — week of Mar 31, 2014 to Apr 6, 2014

69WARN notices
6,526workers affected
17states

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
Union UnderwearKYRussell6012014-04-04
Wayne FarmsALDothan5602014-04-02
Hillshire BrandsIAStorm Lake5422014-04-02
Star LedgerNJNewark4702014-04-01
Stanley FurnitureNCR o b b i n s v ille4002014-04-02
BechtelTNSpring City, Rhea County3902014-04-04
Wanaque CenterNJHaskell3782014-04-01
Sodexo ServicesNJMontclair3722014-04-01
Sodexo Campus Services @ Rowan UniversityNJGlassboro2812014-04-01
Health Center at BloomingdaleNJBloomingdale1652014-04-01
Motive PowerIDBoise1622014-04-04
Gotham TransportationNYKings1522014-04-03
Maryville Behavioral Health HospitalILDes Plaines, 555 Wilson Lane1432014-04-01
IC EscortsNYRichmond1412014-04-03
IC BusNYRichmond1412014-04-03

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New Jersey (NJ)192,031
Kentucky (KY)2601
Alabama (AL)1560
Iowa (IA)1542
North Carolina (NC)2533
New York (NY)19475
Pennsylvania (PA)8450
Tennessee (TN)1390
Illinois (IL)2213
Idaho (ID)1162
Rhode Island (RI)1115
Vermont (VT)188
Oregon (OR)784
Utah (UT)183
Nebraska (NE)177
Virginia (VA)162
Connecticut (CT)160
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