US layoff notices — week of Sep 3, 2018 to Sep 9, 2018

29WARN notices
2,933workers 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
Arvato Digital ServicesNVReno3722018-09-05
State FarmWATacoma2692018-09-05
LGSTX Distribution ServicesINIndianapolis2562018-09-05
InteractiveFLMiramar, FL 330252182018-09-05
Peninsula PackagingCAHollister, San Benito County1562018-09-06
Products Quest ManfacturingNCCabarrus County1482018-09-06
TCF BankSDSioux Falls1452018-09-05
ThredUpCASan Leandro, Alameda County1182018-09-04
Colorado PremiumILBridgeview, 7661 South 78th Ave.1092018-09-06
Great Lakes Coca-ColaMIKalamazoo1022018-09-07
GlaxoSmithKlineNCDurham County1002018-09-05
BrindersonCAMartinez, Contra Costa982018-09-07
Farmington BankCTFarmington952018-09-06
MetaCASan Mateo, San Mateo County882018-09-07
Quality Packaging Specialists Int'lINMooresville852018-09-04

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)10752
Nevada (NV)1372
Indiana (IN)2341
Florida (FL)2276
Washington (WA)1269
North Carolina (NC)2248
Tennessee (TN)2165
South Dakota (SD)1145
Illinois (IL)1109
Michigan (MI)1102
Connecticut (CT)195
Oregon (OR)152
New York (NY)47
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