US layoff notices — October 2018

266WARN notices
24,694workers affected
26states

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 October 2018

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Providence HospitalDCWashington, DC8982018-10-12
Lord and TaylorNYNew York8532018-10-10
NestleCABakersfield, Kern County7692018-10-15
NetflixCSUTSLC5742018-10-22
JabilCASan Jose, Santa Clara5622018-10-24
DH Leesburg Managment LLC @ Lansdowne Resort & SpaVALeesburg4012018-10-31
Molina HealthcareNMAlbuquerque, Albuquerque3812018-10-01
Mercy Health Kansas CommunitiesKS3272018-10-26
Zacky & Sons PoultryCAFresno, Fresno County3232018-10-31
Bristol CompressorsVABristol3032018-10-29
JabilCASan Jose, Santa Clara2892018-10-24
AnthemKS2872018-10-18
JCPenneyCABuena Park, Orange County2782018-10-24
NestleCATulare, Tulare County2732018-10-15
LevysCAInglewood, Los Angeles2722018-10-30

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)1049,393
New York (NY)523,607
Illinois (IL)181,480
Florida (FL)121,178
Virginia (VA)4955
Utah (UT)4905
District of Columbia (DC)1898
Kansas (KS)3735
New Jersey (NJ)7695
Ohio (OH)10634
Connecticut (CT)7497
Indiana (IN)3438
Alabama (AL)3435
New Mexico (NM)1381
Tennessee (TN)3308
Maryland (MD)4300
Washington (WA)3292
Oregon (OR)4276
Nebraska (NE)8247
Michigan (MI)5226
Colorado (CO)3203
Arizona (AZ)3200
Rhode Island (RI)1180
Maine (ME)1150
North Dakota (ND)167
Nevada (NV)114
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