US layoff notices — March 2015

166WARN notices
13,133workers affected
23states

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 2015

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Service AmericaCASan Diego8312015-03-17
USS-POSCO IndustriesCAPittsburg6662015-03-02
John Deere Waterloo WorksIAWaterloo4992015-03-06
Norfolk Southern Corporation-NSVARoanoke4262015-03-27
Sweet Briar CollegeVASweet Briar3442015-03-26
United States Steel Corporation Gary Works PlantINGary3232015-03-25
Bonaventure ResortFLWeston, FL 333262962015-03-10
Forward AirINSouth Bend2142015-03-09
Jones ApparelTNLawrenceburg, Lawrence County2062015-03-05
Aircraft ServiceFLOrlando, FL 328272042015-03-25
BAE SystemsCASan Francisco2012015-03-27
Walter Energy, Inc./Jim Walter Resources-MineALBrookwood1962015-03-13
HoneywellRICranston1902015-03-02
SYX DistributionILNaperville, 175 Ambassador Drive1722015-03-10
Technicolor Creative ServicesCABurbank1672015-03-25

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)735,104
Florida (FL)151,426
Virginia (VA)61,086
Indiana (IN)5831
Tennessee (TN)9713
Illinois (IL)10623
Iowa (IA)5593
Alabama (AL)4482
Colorado (CO)5410
Nebraska (NE)5319
Rhode Island (RI)2244
Kentucky (KY)3231
Idaho (ID)1165
Arizona (AZ)4161
Connecticut (CT)4158
Maryland (MD)1122
Washington (WA)2102
Kansas (KS)297
Utah (UT)195
Oregon (OR)588
Michigan (MI)150
Delaware (DE)133
Oklahoma (OK)20
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