US layoff notices — week of Nov 26, 2018 to Dec 2, 2018

40WARN notices
3,151workers affected
15states

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
Conagra BrandsNJParsippany3082018-12-01
Barclays Services Corp. (Chief Operating Office teams)NYNew York3032018-11-28
Conagra BrandsNJCherry Hill1962018-12-01
Valmont IndustriesPAHazelton, Luzerne1802018-12-01
GE GlobalFL322581472018-11-27
Arizona PipelineNVLas Vegas1462018-11-27
Yang EnterprisesFLCenter, FL 328151412018-11-29
Cracker Barrel Old Country StoreMIKalamazoo1352018-11-30
Southeast Services CoproporationVARichmond1342018-11-29
Mic NetworkNYNew York1132018-11-29
Nationstar MortgageCASanta Ana, Orange County1092018-11-29
Textron Specialized VehiclesINCoatesville1072018-11-27
Serta Simmons BeddingPALancaster, Lancaster862018-12-01
Transdev ServicesCAPalo Alto, Santa Clara852018-11-29
Kinder MorganCAOrange, Orange County762018-11-30

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New Jersey (NJ)4584
New York (NY)3480
California (CA)9426
Florida (FL)4299
Pennsylvania (PA)3271
Michigan (MI)3255
Illinois (IL)4183
Nevada (NV)2149
Virginia (VA)1134
Indiana (IN)1107
Maryland (MD)176
South Dakota (SD)167
Washington (WA)167
Colorado (CO)151
Nebraska (NE)22
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