US layoff notices — week of Oct 17, 2016 to Oct 23, 2016

38WARN notices
4,571workers affected
13states

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
Goodman ManufacturingTNFayetteville, Lincoln County1,8002016-10-17
International Automotive Components, IACIAIowa City4602016-10-21
ShireCALos Angeles3602016-10-19
Channel Technologies GroupCASanta Barbara1982016-10-18
Associated Third Party AdministratorsCAAlameda1922016-10-21
SUEZ Water IndianaINIndianapolis1792016-10-20
Trinity MarineTNAshland City, Cheatham County1072016-10-21
Miller BrewingFLMiami, FL 331311042016-10-17
GKN Aerospace Chem-tronicsCASanta Ana952016-10-18
ngmocoCASan Francisco932016-10-18
Ventra BelvidereILBelvidere, 1805 Industrial Ct.892016-10-18
Ralphs GroceryCALos Angeles872016-10-18
iQor USFLSt. Petersburg, FL 33716762016-10-19
Healthways SCWABellevue682016-10-18
Royal Building ProductsTNNewbern, Dyer County582016-10-17

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Tennessee (TN)31,965
California (CA)171,187
Iowa (IA)2518
Florida (FL)3231
Indiana (IN)1179
Washington (WA)2124
Illinois (IL)189
Nebraska (NE)389
Colorado (CO)152
Virginia (VA)146
Connecticut (CT)140
New York (NY)226
North Carolina (NC)125
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