US layoff notices — week of Apr 4, 2022 to Apr 10, 2022

23WARN notices
2,271workers affected
12states

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
WestRock ServicesFLPANAMA CITY, FL, 324014262022-04-08
FunkoWAEverett, Puyallup2582022-04-07
AB&I FoundryCAAlameda County1932022-04-07
Borden DairyFLMIAMI, FL, 331621542022-04-04
WalmartWABellevue1472022-04-04
Cast PartsCALos Angeles County1322022-04-06
Noble Health - Audrain Community HospitalMOMexico1132022-04-08
Robinson IndustriesMIColeman942022-04-08
SodexoNCBoiling Springs, Cleveland County832022-04-04
Hshs Medical GroupILSpringfield, 3051 Hollis Dr Ste 150 # 200812022-04-06
Lakeside BookVAHarrisonburg802022-04-05
Day & RossMNMinneapolis792022-04-05
Student Transportation of AmericaCASanta Barbara County792022-04-04
PerkinElmer Health Sciences Inc. at the CA Dept. of Public Health's LaboratoryCALos Angeles County752022-04-05
WestRockOHToledo/Lucas722022-04-07

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Florida (FL)3581
California (CA)8547
Washington (WA)2405
Michigan (MI)2157
Missouri (MO)1113
North Carolina (NC)183
Illinois (IL)181
Virginia (VA)180
Minnesota (MN)179
Ohio (OH)172
Nevada (NV)169
Maryland (MD)14
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