US layoff notices — week of Jul 3, 2017 to Jul 9, 2017

23WARN notices
2,735workers affected
10states

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
BCBG Max Azria GroupCAVernon, Los Angeles4922017-07-07
ConvergysUTTaylorsville2502017-07-06
Inter-Lakes Health - Heritage Commons Residential Heath Care, Moses Ludington Adult Home and Moses Ludington HospitalNYEssex2322017-07-05
DematicMIGrand Rapids2042017-07-03
HSBCFLBrandon, FL 335101972017-07-03
Space Systems/Loral, LLC (SSL)CAPalo Alto, Santa Clara1732017-07-03
Cox Media Group OhioOHFranklin/Warren1282017-07-07
Fluor FederalFLGainesville, FL 326091252017-07-03
Ebisu Marketing, Corp / Hotei MarketingCALos Angeles, Los Angeles1162017-07-06
Michaud Residential Health Care FacilityNYOswego1132017-07-03
Options for Youth-Victor ValleyCAFontana, San Bernardino1072017-07-05
Fiat Chrysler AutomobilesMIDetroit822017-07-03
Select MedicalNCWinston - Salem762017-07-03
KmartTNJackson, Madison County592017-07-07
Micron TechnologyCAMilpitas, Santa Clara572017-07-03

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)81,033
New York (NY)5486
Florida (FL)2322
Michigan (MI)2286
Utah (UT)1250
Ohio (OH)1128
North Carolina (NC)176
Tennessee (TN)159
District of Columbia (DC)155
Virginia (VA)140
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