US layoff notices — week of Oct 26, 2015 to Nov 1, 2015

64WARN notices
9,094workers 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
GE TransportationPAErie, Erie1,5002015-11-01
Barnabas HealthNJWest Orange7002015-11-01
Management & TrainingAZGolden Valley4672015-10-28
Quad GraphicsPAEast Greenville, Montgomery4222015-11-01
NephronFLOrlando, FL 328114002015-10-27
Manufacturers and Traders TrustNJBuffalo3662015-11-01
AmeriHealth AdministratorsPAFort Washington, Montgomery3462015-11-01
General MillsINNew Albany3432015-10-26
Vishay SiliconixCASanta Clara2922015-10-29
Shopko xxxxNEOmaha2652015-10-28
Cliffs Natural ResourcesALHueytown2212015-10-29
ConvergysNEOmaha1912015-10-27
ACF IndustriesPAMilton, Northumberland1812015-11-01
BAE SystemsCASan Francisco1632015-10-30
CB&I and Webster ConstructionINRockport1602015-10-27

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Pennsylvania (PA)122,855
New Jersey (NJ)51,379
California (CA)161,113
Nebraska (NE)10786
Indiana (IN)3641
Arizona (AZ)2563
Florida (FL)1400
Alabama (AL)1221
Kentucky (KY)3209
Virginia (VA)2154
Idaho (ID)1148
Tennessee (TN)1148
Kansas (KS)1116
Connecticut (CT)2110
Michigan (MI)198
North Carolina (NC)180
Illinois (IL)273
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