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

39WARN notices
4,084workers affected
16states

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
Fiat Chrysler AutomobilesMISterling Heights5052016-04-07
Verso Corporation Wickliffe Mill , Beaver Dam Woodyard & Eddyville WoodyardKYBallard4252016-04-08
U.S. FoodsMD8024 Telegraph Road, Severn, MD 211443042016-04-06
Harco Inc Distribution Center (Rite Aid)ALTuscaloosa2702016-04-05
ICDC CollegeCAHuntington Park2442016-04-04
SodexoKYJefferson2152016-04-04
PfizerNYRockland2002016-04-07
BAE SystemsCASan Francisco1542016-04-07
AramarkRISmithfield1542016-04-08
Unified GrocersCALos Angeles1322016-04-06
Abbott VascularCATemecula1312016-04-07
Buffalo Cardiology and Pulmonary AssociatesNYErie1192016-04-06
Southern SeasonVARichmond1152016-04-08
Baxter HealthcareCOArapahoe/Douglas1062016-04-05
ChevronCABakersfield982016-04-07

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)131,089
Kentucky (KY)3646
Michigan (MI)1505
New York (NY)4353
Maryland (MD)1304
Alabama (AL)1270
Florida (FL)2181
Rhode Island (RI)1154
Virginia (VA)2115
Colorado (CO)1106
Connecticut (CT)293
Indiana (IN)186
Iowa (IA)474
New Mexico (NM)158
North Carolina (NC)150
Nebraska (NE)10
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