US layoff notices — July 2017

164WARN notices
13,756workers affected
22states

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 July 2017

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Par PharmaceuticalsALHuntsville8322017-07-24
BCBG Max Azria GroupCAVernon, Los Angeles4922017-07-07
AM GeneralINMishawaka4352017-07-28
New York Community BancorpOHColumbus/Franklin3632017-07-31
BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair (SDSR)CASan Diego, San Diego County2762017-07-12
ConvergysUTTaylorsville2502017-07-06
Deufol SunmanINSunman2432017-07-31
Inter-Lakes Health - Heritage Commons Residential Heath Care, Moses Ludington Adult Home and Moses Ludington HospitalNYEssex2322017-07-05
TelvistaVADanville2222017-07-28
AgensysCASanta Monica, Los Angeles2222017-07-27
BoeingWAPuget Sound2202017-07-27
New York Community BancorpOHCleveland/Cuyahoga2102017-07-31
CoreCivic/Torrance County Detention FacilityNMEstancia, Torrance2042017-07-24
DematicMIGrand Rapids2042017-07-03
HSBCFLBrandon, FL 335101972017-07-03

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)473,564
Ohio (OH)131,393
New York (NY)211,140
Indiana (IN)51,048
Illinois (IL)101,020
Florida (FL)10982
Alabama (AL)1832
Michigan (MI)5668
Washington (WA)5398
Virginia (VA)4389
Maryland (MD)5317
Iowa (IA)4296
Oregon (OR)10259
Utah (UT)1250
Tennessee (TN)3245
Connecticut (CT)4206
New Mexico (NM)1204
Colorado (CO)3168
New Jersey (NJ)1126
Nevada (NV)187
Nebraska (NE)885
District of Columbia (DC)279
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