US layoff notices — week of May 11, 2020 to May 17, 2020

420WARN notices
58,761workers affected
19states

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
TeslaCAFremont, Alameda County11,0832020-05-12
Universal City StudiosCAUniversal City, Los Angeles County3,0252020-05-13
PPE Casino Resorts MarylandMD7002 Arundel Mills Circle Hanover, MD 210762,4002020-05-12
YMCA of Silicon ValleyCASanta Clara, Santa Clara County1,6572020-05-15
Santa Cruz SeasideCASanta Cruz, Santa Cruz County1,0972020-05-11
BrigantineCADel Mar, San Diego County7922020-05-15
DelivCAMenlo Park, San Mateo County6692020-05-13
AirbnbCASan Francisco, San Francisco County6612020-05-15
Brighton CollectiblesCAGardena, Los Angeles County6542020-05-13
Hyatt HotelsILChicago, 150 N. Riverside Plaza 8th Floor5662020-05-11
Goodwill Industries of Southern California, Los Angeles CountyCANorthridge, Los Angeles County5062020-05-13
Goodwill Industries of Southern California, Los Angeles CountyCAMontebello, Los Angeles County4832020-05-13
Queen Mary Hotel - Urban Commons QueenswayCALong Beach, Los Angeles County4802020-05-13
ASM GlobalCAStockton, San Joaquin County4692020-05-11
Avis Budget Rental ServicesCALos Angeles, Los Angeles County4662020-05-13

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)25742,593
Florida (FL)785,343
Maryland (MD)274,537
Illinois (IL)101,773
Tennessee (TN)111,307
Texas (TX)6938
Colorado (CO)5531
Washington (WA)6469
Oregon (OR)3294
Connecticut (CT)4197
Alabama (AL)2192
South Dakota (SD)1140
Kansas (KS)1126
Vermont (VT)187
New Mexico (NM)170
Arizona (AZ)165
Utah (UT)161
Wisconsin (WI)138
Oklahoma (OK)40
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