US layoff notices — week of Dec 24, 2018 to Dec 30, 2018

21WARN notices
1,235workers affected
7states

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
Lordstown Seating Systems (MAGNA)OHWarren/Trumbull1202018-12-27
Globe Metallurgical Inc. (a subsidiary of Ferroglobe PLC)NYNiagara972018-12-27
Kmart Store (Unit 07677 Wellsville)NYAllegany882018-12-27
Account Control TechnologyCABakersfield, Kern County882018-12-27
PMABINGreensburg822018-12-26
Golden Shore Medical GroupCASacramento, Sacramento772018-12-28
Golden Shore Medical GroupCAOntario, San Bernardino752018-12-28
Alamillo RebarCABenicia, Solano County742018-12-27
St. Lawrence Health AllianceNYSt. Lawrence722018-12-28
Sears, Roebuck and Co. Full Line Store (Unit 01894 Rochester)NYMonroe702018-12-27
KmartAZTucson672018-12-27
Kmart Store (Unit 04928 Queensbury)NYWarren602018-12-27
Jersey Lynne FarmsNYKings562018-12-26
Golden Shore Medical GroupCALong Beach, Los Angeles522018-12-28
Ace BeverageCALos Angeles, Los Angeles502018-12-26

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)9478
New York (NY)7452
Ohio (OH)1120
Indiana (IN)182
Arizona (AZ)167
Nebraska (NE)123
North Carolina (NC)113
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