US layoff notices — March 2014

55WARN notices
6,491workers affected
20states

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 in March 2014

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
General Dynamics ITUTSandy6452014-03-05
General Dynamics Information TechnologyVAChester3442014-03-06
General Dynamics Information TechnologyKYLaurel2712014-03-07
Griffin Pipe ProductsIACouncil Bluffs2552014-03-03
Logistics ServicesMIFlat Rock2502014-03-10
Navistar Diesel of AlALHuntsville2202014-03-05
Briarwood Care & Rehabilitation CenterNJSouth Amboy2092014-03-01
Simplot Food GroupIDNampa2062014-03-26
AramarkVALeesburg1972014-03-17
Lakeland Specialty HospitalMIBerrien Center1902014-03-11
General Dynamics Information TechnologyAZPhoenix1872014-03-06
Federal MogulTNSmithville, DeKalb County1752014-03-21
Aramark Educational ServicesMDFrostburg State University, 101 Braddock Road, Chesapeake Hall, Frostburg, MD 215321722014-03-11
Lockheed Martin Corporation Information Systems & Global SolutionsVAArlington1652014-03-07
Tyonek Services GroupALMadison1612014-03-17

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Virginia (VA)91,216
Utah (UT)3808
Michigan (MI)4507
New Jersey (NJ)5429
Maryland (MD)4420
Tennessee (TN)7420
Alabama (AL)2381
Illinois (IL)4354
Indiana (IN)4312
Kentucky (KY)1271
Iowa (IA)1255
Vermont (VT)2248
Idaho (ID)1206
Arizona (AZ)1187
Connecticut (CT)2125
Rhode Island (RI)1115
Oregon (OR)1114
Washington (WA)192
Nebraska (NE)131
Oklahoma (OK)10
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