US layoff notices — week of Jul 17, 2017 to Jul 23, 2017

38WARN notices
3,230workers 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
Parker HannifinNCWashington2212017-07-17
LMEG WirelessNYKings1512017-07-20
Kindred HospitalMIDetroit1452017-07-20
Ultra FoodsINHighland1392017-07-18
Spectrum BrandsCAMira Loma, Riverside County1302017-07-19
VertaforeWABothell, WA1212017-07-17
Pace IndustriesILChicago, 2540 & 2545 W. Polk Street1202017-07-20
Bay Club Thousand OaksCAThousand Oaks, Ventura County1192017-07-20
KelloggTNRossville, Fayette County1172017-07-20
Amcor Rigid PlasticsILBatavia, 1300 S. River Street1102017-07-20
Torrington Health & Rehabilitation CenterCTTorrington1102017-07-21
Best BuyCASan Francisco, San Francisco1062017-07-19
CORPAK MedsystemsILBuffalo Grove, 1001 Asbury Drive1052017-07-17
Standard Refrigeration LLC/Alfa LavalILWood Dale, 321 Foster Avenue1022017-07-19
LoBue BrosCALindsay, Tulare County982017-07-21

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)11830
Illinois (IL)7622
North Carolina (NC)2295
New York (NY)3291
Ohio (OH)3234
Connecticut (CT)3187
Florida (FL)3161
Michigan (MI)1145
Indiana (IN)1139
Washington (WA)1121
Tennessee (TN)1117
Oregon (OR)153
Nebraska (NE)135
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