US layoff notices — week of Jul 5, 2021 to Jul 11, 2021

38WARN notices
2,341workers affected
17states

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
Abbott LaboratoriesMEWestbrook, 5 Bradley Rd; Westbrook, Maine 040923102021-07-07
DematicILChillicothe, 2800 E Cedar Hills2672021-07-08
Mentor OregonORPortland1772021-07-06
XevoWABellevue1732021-07-07
GlaxoSmithKline LLC-Memphis SiteTNShelby1562021-07-06
LogisticsVAFort Lee1192021-07-09
Chick-fil-ACASan Bernardino County1102021-07-06
PerspectaCASan Diego County1072021-07-06
John Hine PontiacCASan Diego County942021-07-08
PeratonIDMeridian862021-07-06
WalmartCOAdams852021-07-06
WalmartILDes Plaines, 727 W Golf Rd782021-07-08
TranterTXWichita Falls, Wichita782021-07-07
Sodexo @ Suffolk UniversityMABoston742021-07-07
Emerson Automation SolutionsNCBuncombe County672021-07-07

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)17479
Illinois (IL)2345
Maine (ME)1310
Oregon (OR)1177
Washington (WA)1173
Virginia (VA)2160
Tennessee (TN)1156
Texas (TX)2144
Idaho (ID)186
Colorado (CO)185
Massachusetts (MA)174
North Carolina (NC)167
Alabama (AL)158
Florida (FL)121
Ohio (OH)16
Hawaii (HI)10
New York (NY)30
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