US layoff notices — week of Mar 8, 2021 to Mar 14, 2021

30WARN notices
2,272workers affected
10states

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
WalmartTXDallas, Dallas2172021-03-09
SSD OperatingCASan Diego, San Diego County1972021-03-10
ITS Technologies & LogisticsILHarvey, 16800 South Center Street1822021-03-09
Forest RiverKSSalina, 1655 Wall Street; Salina, Kansas 674011462021-03-08
Bay Club Company - Bay Club Redwood ShoresCARedwood City, San Mateo County1462021-03-11
Service MasterTNShelby1242021-03-12
DPI Specialty FoodsCOAdams1222021-03-11
VonsCALompoc, Santa Barbara County1182021-03-10
Saks Fifth AvenueMS—1142021-03-11
VM ServicesCAAnaheim, Orange County902021-03-09
MobiTVCAEmeryville, Alameda County862021-03-12
Foto-Kem IndustriesCABurbank, Los Angeles County832021-03-12
Crothall HealthcareCALos Angeles, Los Angeles County832021-03-10
Universal City StudiosCAUniversal City, Los Angeles County762021-03-09
Hilton-AustinTXAustin, Travis642021-03-12

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)161,060
Texas (TX)2281
Illinois (IL)2207
Mississippi (MS)2156
Tennessee (TN)2156
Kansas (KS)1146
Colorado (CO)2125
Michigan (MI)156
Washington (WA)150
New York (NY)135
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