US layoff notices — week of Jan 4, 2016 to Jan 10, 2016

52WARN notices
5,185workers affected
19states

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
Daimler Trucks North AmericaNCCleveland9362016-01-04
Village Care PlusNYNew York3872016-01-04
DematicMIGrand Rapids3052016-01-07
General Dynamics NASSCO-NorfolkVANorfolk & Portsmouth2602016-01-08
Sykes EnterprisesVAVansant1842016-01-04
Jesse Creek MiningALAlabaster1702016-01-05
Colony BrandsILSavanna, 199 Viaduct Road1572016-01-07
Macy'sVARichmond1352016-01-06
Macy's Irvine Spectrum StoreCAIrvine1122016-01-07
Macy's Country Club Plaza StoreCASacramento1112016-01-07
Macy'sVAHampton1092016-01-06
Adecco GroupCAPalo Alto1082016-01-07
Macy'sCTEnfield1042016-01-07
J.C. Penney Store - Shoppingtown MallNYOnondaga992016-01-08
SafewayCODenver982016-01-04

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
North Carolina (NC)31,081
Virginia (VA)7949
New York (NY)10915
California (CA)11568
Michigan (MI)1305
Maryland (MD)3186
Washington (WA)2181
Illinois (IL)2177
Alabama (AL)1170
Connecticut (CT)2151
Colorado (CO)198
North Dakota (ND)195
Idaho (ID)189
Arizona (AZ)287
Iowa (IA)158
Montana (MT)150
Tennessee (TN)125
Nebraska (NE)10
Oklahoma (OK)10
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