US layoff notices — April 2018

217WARN notices
22,834workers 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 April 2018

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
MZL Home Care AgencyNYKings1,5352018-04-06
General MotorsOHWarren/Trumbull1,5002018-04-18
QualcommCASan Diego, San Diego County1,2312018-04-19
Pacific Alliance Medical CenterCALos Angeles, Los Angeles7502018-04-24
San Diego Gaming VenturesCAJamul, San Diego County6502018-04-02
Express ScriptsOHColumbus/Franklin4562018-04-10
Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.ACTWindsor4312018-04-24
MarriottAZPhoenix4142018-04-03
MB Financial BankMIAnn Arbor4062018-04-26
Rainforest CafeCAAnaheim, Orange County3562018-04-18
Community Medical Center Long BeachCALong Beach, Los Angeles3532018-04-02
Barclays Services Corp. (Chief Operating Office teams)NYNew York3292018-04-09
Carson'sILOrland Park, 4 Orland Square3112018-04-05
Trinity Services GroupMIStatewide3072018-04-19
Aptim ServicesNMFruitland, Farmington2872018-04-06

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)586,094
New York (NY)423,955
Illinois (IL)202,807
Ohio (OH)82,534
Michigan (MI)161,824
Iowa (IA)151,052
New Jersey (NJ)12902
Connecticut (CT)5692
Arizona (AZ)3609
New Mexico (NM)3396
Tennessee (TN)4391
Washington (WA)4345
Utah (UT)3308
Indiana (IN)2218
Alabama (AL)3214
Florida (FL)4111
Kansas (KS)297
Nebraska (NE)993
Virginia (VA)169
Nevada (NV)162
Maryland (MD)160
Montana (MT)11
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