US layoff notices — October 2021

99WARN notices
8,075workers 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 October 2021

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Health System SolutionsFLMIAMI, FL, 331836162021-10-04
KirkhillCAOrange County5272021-10-27
FortunaCASacramento County2172021-10-18
Brown DistributingFLWEST PALM BEACH, FL, 334051882021-10-01
Ace HardwareFLTAMPA, FL, 336191812021-10-11
Heritage HealthILSpringfield, 900 N Rutledge St1792021-10-18
Prospect International Airport ServicesCASan Francisco County1772021-10-06
C&S Wholesale Services, Inc. List of Job TitlesCTSuffield1752021-10-25
Eclipse Senior Living Support CenterORLake Oswego1712021-10-01
Creative Extruded ProductsOHTipp City/Miami1652021-10-28
Luminant Mining Co.-Martin Lake Liberty MineTXTatum, Rusk1602021-10-11
National Express TransitCAStanislaus County1582021-10-15
Garden Highway FoodsFLGREEN COVE SPRINGS, FL, 320431542021-10-22
CoreCivicINIndianapolis1432021-10-01
TransdevVALorton1372021-10-26

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)463,603
Florida (FL)71,256
Ohio (OH)4425
Virginia (VA)4363
New Jersey (NJ)4360
Illinois (IL)3355
Texas (TX)2294
Indiana (IN)2268
Oregon (OR)2266
Michigan (MI)3223
Connecticut (CT)2209
Tennessee (TN)2151
Washington (WA)1115
New Mexico (NM)262
Wisconsin (WI)161
Maryland (MD)130
Kansas (KS)122
Colorado (CO)112
Hawaii (HI)60
New York (NY)30
Oklahoma (OK)20
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