US layoff notices — week of Jul 18, 2016 to Jul 24, 2016

28WARN notices
2,892workers 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
InDyneFLEglin AFB, FL 325426412016-07-18
ConvergysFLTampa, FL 336193752016-07-20
NORCILChicago, 1 N State Street2852016-07-20
Chenega Security &FLFL 328992722016-07-18
NellsonUTSLC1932016-07-18
Shiel Holdings, LLC (Shiel Medical Laboratory, a division of Fresenius Medical Care, NA)NYKings1742016-07-21
Jiffi StopILmultiple, multiple in Adams, Hancock, Pike Co.1032016-07-22
GE PowerTNChattanooga, Hamilton County942016-07-22
VillageCare Home Care (CHHA)NYNew York872016-07-19
Koontz-Wagner Custom Control HoldingsTNChattanooga, Hamilton County812016-07-19
ExcelsiorCOArapahoe/Douglas802016-07-20
Rincon PacificCAOxnard792016-07-20
Upper Columbia MillORBoardman672016-07-21
Ditech Financial LLC ("Ditech")NCGreensboro652016-07-22
RockYouCASan Francisco622016-07-21

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Florida (FL)31,288
Illinois (IL)2388
New York (NY)5310
California (CA)6194
Utah (UT)1193
Tennessee (TN)2175
Colorado (CO)180
Oregon (OR)167
North Carolina (NC)165
Michigan (MI)158
Iowa (IA)233
Connecticut (CT)121
Alabama (AL)114
Washington (WA)16
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