US layoff notices — week of Nov 25, 2019 to Dec 1, 2019

42WARN notices
3,931workers affected
11states

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
XPO Logistics Supply ChainILShorewood, 21100 S SW Frontage Rd.5302019-11-26
PrimeFlight Aviation ServicesNYQueens4502019-11-25
Barneys New YorkNJLyndhurst2632019-12-01
Concentrix CVGFLTAMPA, FL, 336192452019-11-25
Barneys New York LyndhurstNJLyndhurst2152019-12-01
Proteus Digital HealthCARedwood City, San Mateo County2022019-11-27
Benchmark ElectronicsCASan Jose, Santa Clara County1812019-11-27
Erie CokePAErie, Erie1492019-12-01
Avanir PharmaceuticalsCAAliso Viejo, Orange County1402019-11-27
Charter CommunicationsFLDELAND, FL, 327241202019-11-27
Distinctive Maintenance PartnersNYBronx1182019-11-29
Transform SRCAVentura, Ventura County1012019-11-26
Liberty Property TrustPAWayne, Chester942019-12-01
GSI GroupILFlora, 1051 W. North Ave.892019-11-29
Fredriks NurseryCARipon, San Joaquin County772019-11-27

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)10928
New York (NY)7662
Illinois (IL)3645
Florida (FL)7642
New Jersey (NJ)5551
Pennsylvania (PA)4315
Utah (UT)173
Tennessee (TN)145
Oregon (OR)138
Nebraska (NE)223
Texas (TX)19
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