US layoff notices — January 2016

259WARN notices
24,478workers affected
29states

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 January 2016

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
El Dorado Berry FarmsCASanta Maria6542016-01-14
Ahold USA Inc.- American SalesNYErie5742016-01-14
Hallmark Cards, Inc., LLC (Update to 10/2/15 notice)CTEnfield5532016-01-26
Amsted RailILGranite City, 1700 Walnut Street5432016-01-14
BAE SystemsVANorfolk5002016-01-12
SprintTNBlountville, Sullivan County4572016-01-22
Mondelez InternationalILChicago, 7300 S. Kedzie4542016-01-19
SprintNMRio Rancho, Sandoval4062016-01-22
WalmartCAOakland3972016-01-15
PathologyCATorrance3882016-01-22
Village Care PlusNYNew York3872016-01-04
Minacs GroupMIFarmington Hills3852016-01-12
Molina Hospital ManagementCALong Beach3852016-01-12
SprintVAHampton3802016-01-22
ConcentrixCOBoulder3482016-01-18

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)726,615
New York (NY)553,341
Virginia (VA)101,889
Illinois (IL)141,808
Colorado (CO)101,318
Connecticut (CT)71,160
Florida (FL)111,160
Tennessee (TN)81,022
Michigan (MI)5899
Kentucky (KY)4599
Maryland (MD)5574
Arizona (AZ)9556
Nebraska (NE)14535
New Mexico (NM)3519
Alabama (AL)3497
Iowa (IA)7464
Indiana (IN)4284
Alaska (AK)2243
Washington (WA)2181
Oregon (OR)3153
Rhode Island (RI)1131
New Jersey (NJ)1125
Montana (MT)2100
North Dakota (ND)195
Idaho (ID)189
Utah (UT)167
Delaware (DE)154
Oklahoma (OK)20
Vermont (VT)10
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