US layoff notices — week of Jun 26, 2017 to Jul 2, 2017

49WARN notices
3,745workers 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
Parker HannifinCAModesto3622017-06-27
Allied Health ServicesNYBronx3512017-06-28
Liberty MedicalFLPort St. Lucie, FL 349522632017-06-29
Norpac FoodsORSalem1992017-06-30
SikorskyALTroy1582017-06-27
NordstromVADulles1532017-06-30
NMS Healthcare of HagerstownMD14014 Marsh Pike, Hagerstown, MD 217421502017-06-29
Courtyard by Marriott LaGuardia HotelNYQueens1402017-06-28
Conduent Incorporated - Conduent Business Services, LLC.(Webster)NYMonroe1292017-06-30
Sears HoldingsNJWatchung1262017-07-01
JHH MotorcarsCALancaster1232017-06-26
Forterus Health Care ServicesCAMurrieta1062017-06-27
BoeingWAPuget Sound Area892017-06-30
Carter Fuel SystemsINLogansport822017-06-26
John MiddletonPALimerick, Montgomery782017-07-01

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)12999
New York (NY)14979
Florida (FL)2264
Oregon (OR)2223
Pennsylvania (PA)4213
Virginia (VA)2183
Alabama (AL)1158
Washington (WA)2156
Maryland (MD)1150
New Jersey (NJ)1126
Indiana (IN)182
Tennessee (TN)175
Illinois (IL)158
Colorado (CO)149
Nebraska (NE)328
Ohio (OH)12
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