US layoff notices — August 2018

176WARN notices
16,949workers 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 August 2018

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
National Steel and ShipbuildingCASan Diego, San Diego County1,4932018-08-03
Sikorsky, aFLJupiter, FL 334785002018-08-02
Northside Regional Medical CenterOHYoungstown/Mahoning4682018-08-15
GlobalFoundries U.SNYSaratoga4242018-08-28
Conduent Commercial SolutionsCOPikes Peak4102018-08-10
Orchard SupplyCASan Jose, Santa Clara4062018-08-23
Orchard SupplyFLStatewide, FL 000002932018-08-22
American Red CrossMIStatewide2842018-08-27
Floyd BusNYSuffolk2762018-08-15
Carlton PalmsFLMt. Dora, FL 327572722018-08-29
Orchard SupplyCATracy, San Joaquin2492018-08-22
Baker & TaylorNJBridgewater2442018-08-01
CenterLight Health System (Margaret Tietz Nursing & Rehabilitation Center)NYQueens2412018-08-01
Global Cash CardCAIrvine, Orange County2282018-08-20
Genentech, Inc. and GenentechCASouth San, San Mateo County2232018-08-09

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)566,280
New York (NY)442,903
Florida (FL)121,826
Colorado (CO)7963
New Jersey (NJ)7936
Nebraska (NE)12754
Ohio (OH)5653
Maryland (MD)6525
Michigan (MI)4444
Virginia (VA)4356
Indiana (IN)3286
Alabama (AL)2258
Illinois (IL)3228
Connecticut (CT)3145
Maine (ME)1122
Tennessee (TN)185
Kansas (KS)174
Utah (UT)158
South Dakota (SD)139
District of Columbia (DC)114
Delaware (DE)10
New Mexico (NM)10
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