US layoff notices — April 2022

104WARN notices
12,660workers 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 April 2022

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Walmart Fulfillment CenterINPlainfield1,1322022-04-22
Aramark at University of FloridaFLGAINESVILLE, FL, 326119492022-04-18
Tenneco Automotive OperatingOHKettering/Montgomery5972022-04-11
Waupaca FoundryTNMcMinn5402022-04-20
Maximus Federal ServicesUTSandy5042022-04-11
WestRock ServicesFLPANAMA CITY, FL, 324014262022-04-08
Nektar TherapeuticsCASan Francisco County3372022-04-27
GEODIS LogisticsOHColumbus/Franklin3022022-04-14
Lincoln University - Main CampusILLincoln, 300 Keokuk St2592022-04-13
FunkoWAEverett, Puyallup2582022-04-07
Transdev ServicesCALos Angeles County2152022-04-18
PepsiCoILBarrington, 617 W Main St2122022-04-12
DHL Supply Chain (USA)MIMount Clemens2022022-04-14
Michaels Stores ProcurementTXFort Worth, Tarrant2022022-04-27
AB&I FoundryCAAlameda County1932022-04-07

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)322,664
Florida (FL)71,791
Ohio (OH)81,574
Indiana (IN)41,309
Illinois (IL)10949
Tennessee (TN)3713
Michigan (MI)5623
Virginia (VA)5566
Utah (UT)1504
Washington (WA)3497
North Carolina (NC)3314
Nevada (NV)5301
Alabama (AL)2219
Texas (TX)1202
Maryland (MD)3140
New Mexico (NM)1128
Connecticut (CT)1100
Wisconsin (WI)157
Colorado (CO)19
Hawaii (HI)10
New York (NY)70
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