US layoff notices — September 2017

172WARN notices
13,870workers affected
21states

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 September 2017

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Oracle AmericaCASanta Clara, Santa Clara9642017-09-01
General MotorsTNSpring Hill, Maury County6802017-09-22
ABM AviationNYQueens5602017-09-25
Shiel HoldingsNJRockleigh5382017-09-01
Opinion AccessNYQueens4602017-09-05
Capital OneILRolling Meadows, 3800 Golf Road4522017-09-29
RyderTNSpring Hill, Maury County3612017-09-26
VencoreFLFL 328153122017-09-28
Cisco SystemsCASan Jose, Santa Clara3102017-09-26
PAE Aviation and Technical ServicesCAChina Lake, Kern County2932017-09-25
Rehabilitation CtrFLHollywood, FL 330212452017-09-27
Shiel Holdings, LLC (Shiel Medical Laboratory, a division of Fresenius Medical Care, NA)NYKings2392017-09-27
Technical Career Institute (TCI College of Technology)NYNew York2112017-09-01
Orlando DinnerFLOrlando, FL 328192062017-09-26
Hermiston Foods PlantORHermiston1992017-09-13

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)604,544
New York (NY)553,171
Florida (FL)111,257
Tennessee (TN)31,096
Illinois (IL)5736
New Jersey (NJ)3642
Ohio (OH)6417
Oregon (OR)3401
Virginia (VA)4343
Indiana (IN)4333
Kansas (KS)3254
Rhode Island (RI)1171
Washington (WA)2105
Nevada (NV)170
Iowa (IA)367
Michigan (MI)162
South Dakota (SD)158
Alabama (AL)156
Connecticut (CT)246
Utah (UT)135
Nebraska (NE)26
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