US layoff notices — week of Dec 12, 2022 to Dec 18, 2022

75WARN notices
4,492workers 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
DHL Supply ChainCAAlameda County3502022-12-14
OhioHealthOHColumbus/Franklin3152022-12-16
DoordashCASan Francisco County3112022-12-13
United Furniture IndustriesCASan Bernardino County2612022-12-14
GF's Fab 8 - Malta Site (@ Global Foundries)NYSaratoga2212022-12-16
Yanfeng US Automotive Interior Systems IILBelvidere, 775 Logistics Dr1642022-12-16
QualcommCASan Diego County1532022-12-16
Beiersdorf ManufacturingTNBradley1402022-12-15
GXO Logistics Supply ChainWIKenosha1232022-12-14
Packer Sanitation ServicesMNWorthington1212022-12-13
FormagridCASan Francisco County1112022-12-14
Rume HeathCAOrange County1102022-12-16
OmazeCALos Angeles County1032022-12-12
Columbia SteelCASan Bernardino County932022-12-13
Toppan MerrillOHGrove City/Franklin932022-12-15

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)512,378
New York (NY)6530
Ohio (OH)2408
Illinois (IL)2252
Wisconsin (WI)2175
Tennessee (TN)1140
Minnesota (MN)1121
Alabama (AL)299
Delaware (DE)191
Arizona (AZ)163
Michigan (MI)159
Mississippi (MS)157
Colorado (CO)155
Maryland (MD)150
Florida (FL)114
Oregon (OR)10
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