US layoff notices — week of Nov 2, 2015 to Nov 8, 2015

40WARN notices
3,185workers 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
St. Mary's HospitalILStreator, 111 East Spring Street3502015-11-04
Charlotte Lifetouch National School StudiosNC—2062015-11-05
Climax MolybdenumCOJefferson County2002015-11-03
Climax Molybdenum Co - Henderson Mine & MillCOJefferson2002015-11-03
VerizonCAIrvine1712015-11-02
JC Entertainment Lighting ServicesCASun Valley1692015-11-05
Adair County Hospital District- Westlake Regional HospitalKYAdair,Metcalf, Russell1532015-11-04
GreatbatchORBeaverton1402015-11-06
Sebree MiningKYWebster1402015-11-06
Gibson County CoalINPrinceton1302015-11-06
Cisco SystemsCASan Jose1262015-11-04
Scott's RestaurantsCACosta Mesa1062015-11-05
Fidelity Exploration & ProductionCODenver1062015-11-04
Raytheon Intelligence Information & ServicesVANorfolk922015-11-05
Globe MetallurgicalALSelma902015-11-06

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)11860
Colorado (CO)4508
Kentucky (KY)7483
Illinois (IL)2428
North Carolina (NC)1206
Oregon (OR)1140
Indiana (IN)1130
Nebraska (NE)493
Virginia (VA)192
Alabama (AL)190
Idaho (ID)167
Maryland (MD)141
Utah (UT)120
Florida (FL)115
Tennessee (TN)112
Michigan (MI)10
Montana (MT)10
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