US layoff notices — week of Oct 31, 2022 to Nov 6, 2022

81WARN notices
8,198workers affected
19states

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
CepheidCAAlameda County6322022-10-31
LEGOLAND CaliforniaCASan Diego County5582022-11-01
Legoland Florida ResortFLWINTER HAVEN, FL, 338845192022-10-31
TwitterNYNew York4182022-11-04
American AirlinesCASan Francisco County4172022-11-02
Pace IndustriesMIMuskegon3892022-11-01
OhioHealthOHColumbus/Franklin3142022-11-03
LoomisPAWyomissing, Berks2982022-11-01
Radienz LivingPAPittston, Luzerne2862022-11-01
TwitterWASeattle2572022-11-04
CepheidCASanta Clara County2502022-10-31
Elk Grove Auto GroupCASacramento County2292022-11-03
Booking.ComMIGrand Rapids2262022-10-31
Novartis PharmaceuticalsNJEast Hanover2212022-11-01
American Advisors GroupCAOrange County2042022-11-01

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)412,923
New York (NY)5675
Michigan (MI)2615
Pennsylvania (PA)2584
Florida (FL)1519
New Jersey (NJ)7490
Washington (WA)2451
Ohio (OH)2407
Illinois (IL)2311
Virginia (VA)2212
District of Columbia (DC)2206
Indiana (IN)2166
Wisconsin (WI)2152
Minnesota (MN)1134
North Carolina (NC)1115
Massachusetts (MA)2103
Maryland (MD)385
Texas (TX)150
Hawaii (HI)10
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