US layoff notices — week of Mar 22, 2021 to Mar 28, 2021

49WARN notices
2,883workers 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
Santander ConsumerCOArapahoe/Douglas4172021-03-23
Novartis Gene TherapiesCOBoulder4002021-03-24
Medline IndustriesCATemecula, Riverside County3602021-03-23
CurativeCASan Dimas, Los Angeles County1802021-03-23
Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission - Head Start 0-5 ProgramCAFresno, Fresno County1122021-03-23
Epic VenturesCASanta Rosa, Sonoma County982021-03-23
OvintiveTXKarnes City, Karnes952021-03-25
Independent Management Business CenterFLTAMPA, FL, 33614942021-03-22
Liquid ControlsILLake Bluff, 105 Albrecht Dr872021-03-26
J.M. SmuckersVASuffolk762021-03-23
Hebrew Academy for Special ChildrenNYKings752021-03-24
Orlando Airport Marriott LakesideFLORLANDO, FL, 32822692021-03-23
Southeast Frozen FoodsVASandston682021-03-25
General MonitorsCALake Forest, Orange County632021-03-25
Dairyland Power CooperativeWIGenoa632021-03-25

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)201,036
Colorado (CO)2817
Florida (FL)4258
North Carolina (NC)12163
Texas (TX)2152
Virginia (VA)2144
New York (NY)4106
Illinois (IL)187
Wisconsin (WI)163
Maryland (MD)157
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