US layoff notices — January 2017

189WARN notices
19,377workers 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 January 2017

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
San Diego SportserviceCASan Diego1,1302017-01-27
Verizon WirelessCARancho Cordova1,0702017-01-09
National Steel and ShipbuildingCASan Diego8442017-01-10
United Technologies Electronic ControlsINHuntington7382017-01-05
Feld EntertainmentFLPalmetto, FL 342214622017-01-17
Feld EntertainmentFLPalmetto, FL 342214622017-01-17
Oracle AmericaCASanta Clara4412017-01-19
Memorial Health ServicesCALong Beach4222017-01-27
SitelNMLas Cruces, Doña Ana4122017-01-05
Honeywell, Inc./Honeywell Metropolis WorksILMetropolis, 2768 North Hwy 45 North3432017-01-10
General Mills, Inc. (Progresso Soup)NJVineland3382017-01-01
Beaulieu GroupALBridgeport3322017-01-10
YanfengMIMonroe3212017-01-26
Sensata TechnologiesTNSpringfield, Robertson County3002017-01-09
Alaska Air GroupCABurlingame2752017-01-10

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)546,816
Florida (FL)182,453
New York (NY)322,248
Michigan (MI)91,053
Indiana (IN)4936
New Jersey (NJ)7839
Illinois (IL)7756
Tennessee (TN)4591
Ohio (OH)10571
Washington (WA)5446
New Mexico (NM)1412
Alabama (AL)1332
Nebraska (NE)16292
Colorado (CO)4272
Oregon (OR)3272
Virginia (VA)3247
Maryland (MD)2226
Iowa (IA)2162
Arizona (AZ)2154
Utah (UT)196
Connecticut (CT)271
Delaware (DE)168
Nevada (NV)164
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