US layoff notices — week of Jan 10, 2022 to Jan 16, 2022

24WARN notices
2,060workers affected
13states

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
American FinancingCOAdWorks1942022-01-16
DHL Supply ChainOHWest Jefferson/Madison1532022-01-12
HyattAZScottsdale1522022-01-13
Nestle Regional GLOBE Office North America, INC (NRGONA)MOSt. Louis (city)1382022-01-10
Express Grain Terminals, LLC. Greenwood (Leflore)MS—1282022-01-10
Macy'sCALos Angeles County1172022-01-13
Ross Casting & InnovationOHSidney/Shelby1072022-01-12
Skinny LabsCASan Francisco County1062022-01-12
Compton CreameryCALos Angeles County1052022-01-10
FedEx Supply ChainCARiverside County1012022-01-11
NFIMS—912022-01-14
Ten Pin Fun CenterCAStanislaus County902022-01-10
MH Employment ServicesFLMIAMI BEACH, FL, 33139882022-01-10
Sony DADC USINTerre Haute802022-01-13
Bristol Farms' La Jolla grocery storeCASan Diego County752022-01-11

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)8665
Ohio (OH)2260
Mississippi (MS)2219
Colorado (CO)1194
Arizona (AZ)1152
Missouri (MO)1138
Indiana (IN)2134
Florida (FL)188
Michigan (MI)172
Utah (UT)153
New York (NY)143
District of Columbia (DC)142
Hawaii (HI)20
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