US layoff notices — week of Feb 4, 2019 to Feb 10, 2019

60WARN notices
10,095workers 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
Ford Motor Co. - Flat RockMIFlat Rock3,1002019-02-04
General Motors - Technical CenterMIWarren1,2982019-02-05
Valley Fruit IIIWAWapato1,0092019-02-06
Larson Orchard ManagementWASelah8072019-02-06
Eagle Business Performance ServicesCABellflower, Los Angeles2112019-02-06
KCITXSan Antonio, Bexar2102019-02-06
Legacy Fruit PackersWAWapato1992019-02-06
Integrated Manufacturing & AssemblyMIDetroit1752019-02-06
Molina HealthcareCALong Beach, Los Angeles1692019-02-07
Auto WarehousingILChicago, 2001 E. 122nd St. 13227 S. Torrence Ave.1642019-02-04
Charlotte RusseCASan Francisco, San Francisco1612019-02-06
AecomNVFallon1372019-02-07
Bank of AmericaCASimi Valley, Ventura County1242019-02-05
Concentrix CVGNYJefferson1172019-02-05
DormaMIMadison Heights1032019-02-06

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Michigan (MI)64,815
Washington (WA)32,015
California (CA)281,662
Texas (TX)3333
Illinois (IL)3311
New York (NY)3254
Nevada (NV)2141
Oregon (OR)4138
Colorado (CO)1100
Tennessee (TN)198
Virginia (VA)196
Ohio (OH)267
North Carolina (NC)165
Arizona (AZ)10
Oklahoma (OK)10
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