US layoff notices — week of Jan 31, 2022 to Feb 6, 2022

25WARN notices
3,195workers 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
Royal Farms Arena/ASM GlobalMD201 W. Baltimore Street Baltimore, MD 212021,4922022-02-02
GeoGroupPAThornton, Delaware3902022-02-01
SantanderRIEast Providence1982022-02-02
Accredited Home Health ServicesCALos Angeles County1282022-01-31
Hunter DouglasAZPhoenix1112022-02-03
Peloton InteractivePABristol, Bucks1022022-02-01
Maximus, Inc. - Warn CancelledFLFORT PIERCE, FL, 34945962022-02-01
Peloton InteractiveNJSecaucus912022-02-01
DHL Supply ChainNJKeasbey692022-02-01
Peloton InteractiveNJAvenel642022-02-01
Averitt ExpressINEvansville632022-02-02
CarvanaPAPhiladelphia, Philadelphia592022-02-01
Santander BankPAConshohocken, Montgomery532022-02-01
WinnPointeCAOrange County512022-02-03
LogisticsNCFort Bragg, Cumberland County442022-01-31

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Maryland (MD)21,503
Pennsylvania (PA)4604
California (CA)5263
New Jersey (NJ)3224
Rhode Island (RI)1198
Florida (FL)3138
Arizona (AZ)1111
Indiana (IN)163
North Carolina (NC)144
Wisconsin (WI)130
New Mexico (NM)18
Nevada (NV)17
New York (NY)12
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