US layoff notices — week of Aug 8, 2022 to Aug 14, 2022

43WARN notices
3,338workers affected
14states

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
Signify HealthCTNorwalk4892022-08-08
GrouponILChicago, 600 W Chicago Ave., Suite 4002932022-08-08
Hood Industries Beaumont (Perry)MS—2232022-08-09
Hubbell Power SystemsCASan Bernardino County1932022-08-10
Hawker PowersourceTNHamilton1652022-08-11
HCICARiverside County1112022-08-11
Rivian AutomotiveCASanta Clara County1112022-08-08
HCICASan Bernardino County1092022-08-11
School Sisters of Notre DameMNMankato1042022-08-10
School Sisters of Notre DameMNMankato1042022-08-10
Safran Cabin Galleys USCAOrange County1002022-08-10
GoHealthILChicago, 214 W Huron St. 225 Superior942022-08-09
Rivian AutomotiveCAOrange County862022-08-08
Ultra Seal Corporation - Mid-Hudson RegionNYUlster862022-08-11
Rivian AutomotiveCASanta Clara County772022-08-08

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)241,332
Connecticut (CT)1489
Illinois (IL)3437
Mississippi (MS)2242
Minnesota (MN)2208
Tennessee (TN)1165
New York (NY)2115
Indiana (IN)171
New Mexico (NM)170
Maryland (MD)152
Michigan (MI)149
South Dakota (SD)147
Texas (TX)238
Arizona (AZ)123
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