US layoff notices — week of Apr 25, 2022 to May 1, 2022

40WARN notices
4,874workers affected
16states

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
Armstrong FlooringPALancaster, County: Lancaster6062022-05-01
Nektar TherapeuticsCASan Francisco County3372022-04-27
Akorn OperatingNJSomerset2402022-05-01
Preferred Meals SystemsPAPhiladelphia, Lackawanna and Philadelphia2172022-05-01
Michaels Stores ProcurementTXFort Worth, Tarrant2022022-04-27
OwningCAOrange County1892022-04-25
Imagine One Technology & ManagementVANorfolk1872022-04-28
SodexoALBirmingham1472022-04-28
Avo ShoppingNYQueens1462022-04-28
CEVA LogisticsNYRichmond1362022-04-27
OptumRxCASan Diego County1322022-04-25
Marymount California UniversityCALos Angeles County1312022-04-27
SSB ManufacturingVAFredericksburg1282022-04-29
GEO Reentry ServicesNJTrenton1242022-05-01
Hunter Douglas FabricationCAYolo County1222022-04-26

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)111,322
Pennsylvania (PA)4963
New Jersey (NJ)3475
Virginia (VA)3395
New York (NY)2282
Alabama (AL)2219
Illinois (IL)3206
Texas (TX)1202
Ohio (OH)2193
Massachusetts (MA)2162
Tennessee (TN)1119
Connecticut (CT)1100
North Carolina (NC)172
Indiana (IN)267
Wisconsin (WI)157
Nevada (NV)140
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