US layoff notices — week of Mar 4, 2024 to Mar 10, 2024

57WARN notices
5,007workers 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
NordstromCASan Bernardino County7842024-03-07
JacobsFLTAMPA, FL, 336215362024-03-07
UPSCASan Bernardino County3332024-03-06
Safran CabinCAOrange County2812024-03-05
GKN Driveline North AmericaNCTimberlake, Person County2472024-03-08
Jacobs TechnologyNCFort Liberty, Cumberland County2402024-03-07
WalmartCALos Angeles County2332024-03-04
WalmartMD1238 Putty Hill Avenue Suite 5 Towson, Maryland 212862132024-03-08
BowFlexWAVancouver2022024-03-04
Sid ToolOHColumbus/Franklin1302024-03-04
Jobandtalent HiringsMD200 Gateway Drive Northeast, MD 219011252024-03-08
Whele HRMABoston942024-03-04
Bay Area PL ServicesCASan Mateo County872024-03-06
Walters & Wolf PrecastCAAlameda County862024-03-04
Brightview LandscapesOHNew Albany/Franklin862024-03-04

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)302,454
Florida (FL)2581
North Carolina (NC)2487
Maryland (MD)3366
Ohio (OH)2216
Washington (WA)1202
Texas (TX)4186
Illinois (IL)3121
New York (NY)298
Massachusetts (MA)194
Utah (UT)175
Michigan (MI)155
Arizona (AZ)150
Oregon (OR)122
Hawaii (HI)20
Missouri (MO)10
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