US layoff notices — week of Sep 29, 2014 to Oct 5, 2014

57WARN notices
6,171workers affected
14states

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
Cisco SystemsCASan Jose1,0052014-10-01
DMCMIDetroit5652014-10-01
Verso PaperMEBucksport, 2 River Rd; Bucksport, Maine 044165002014-10-01
Rosenberger DairiesPAYork3622014-10-01
US Investigation ServicesPAGrove City, Mercer3252014-10-01
BoeingCALong Beach2272014-10-02
Founders Inn and SpaVAVirginia Beach2082014-10-03
Creation Technologies Kentucky, Inc. ("the Company")KYFayette2042014-10-02
Wolverine Services, LLC (an Akima Company)KYHardin1992014-10-01
Silgan ContainersCARiverbank1782014-09-30
Registrar & TransferNJCranford1712014-10-01
Roselle PaperNJRoselle1622014-10-01
DMC Surgery HospitalMIMadison Heights1272014-09-29
Rubbermaid Commercial ProductsPAPottsville, Schuylkill1192014-10-01
Verizon NorthPAErie, Erie1172014-10-01

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)111,873
Pennsylvania (PA)101,270
Michigan (MI)2692
New Jersey (NJ)5552
Maine (ME)1500
Virginia (VA)5489
Kentucky (KY)2403
Arizona (AZ)1105
Tennessee (TN)290
Illinois (IL)183
Indiana (IN)183
Iowa (IA)116
Nebraska (NE)115
New York (NY)140
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