US layoff notices — week of Oct 31, 2016 to Nov 6, 2016

48WARN notices
4,047workers 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
Verizon WirelessCTWallingford4992016-11-02
Kenco Logistic ServicesNJRobbinsville4662016-11-01
Generics Bideo IINCCharlotte2822016-10-31
CEVA LogisticsPALewisberry, York1732016-11-01
ESCOORPortland1682016-10-31
NetAppCASunnyvale1602016-11-03
PrimeSource Health Care SystemsILBuffalo Grove, 2100 East Lake Cook Road, Suite 11001592016-10-31
Colonial Vista Retirement CentersWAWenatchee1492016-10-31
Marvell SemiconductorCASanta Clara1392016-11-02
AdesaFLSanford, FL 327711332016-11-03
LifeCare Hospitals of Pittsburgh-MonroevillePAMonroeville, Allegheny1312016-11-01
AT&TCASan Ramon1022016-10-31
Interim HealthcareNJHamilton1012016-11-01
Aeroflex/MetelicsCASunnyvale972016-10-31
Express ScriptsPAHarrisburg, Dauphin972016-11-01

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)11733
Pennsylvania (PA)10652
New Jersey (NJ)3637
Connecticut (CT)3561
Washington (WA)5372
North Carolina (NC)2319
Oregon (OR)1168
Illinois (IL)1159
Florida (FL)1133
New York (NY)3127
Maryland (MD)173
Iowa (IA)249
Indiana (IN)244
Nebraska (NE)320
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