US layoff notices — week of Jan 30, 2017 to Feb 5, 2017

66WARN notices
5,593workers affected
18states

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 this week

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Live Nation WorldwideCAIrvine9052017-02-02
DHL Supply ChainOHToledo/Lucas2772017-02-02
GapCASan Francisco2162017-02-01
Impax LaboratoriesNJMiddlesex2072017-02-01
Crowne Architectural SystemsNJNorth Bergen2002017-02-01
Unisys Corporation (Call Center)NYMonroe1782017-02-03
American Medical Response of TennesseeTNMemphis, Shelby County1752017-02-01
Fluor Federal Solutions LLC - Albuquerque Job Corps CenterNMAlbuquerque, Bernalillo1702017-02-02
ConvergysTNClarksville, Montgomery County1342017-02-03
Stanford Health CareCAAtherton1292017-02-01
Bay City TelevisionCASan Diego1272017-02-02
Aircraft ServiceFLOrlando, FL 328271252017-01-30
Gannett Satelilite Information NetworkNJWoodland Park1252017-02-01
Mundy MaintenanceFLCantonment , FL 325331232017-01-31
All Aboard -Recinded on 3/31/17COAdams1172017-01-30

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)171,887
New Jersey (NJ)7583
Ohio (OH)7562
Florida (FL)7522
Tennessee (TN)4456
New York (NY)7310
Michigan (MI)2223
Indiana (IN)2192
New Mexico (NM)1170
Colorado (CO)1117
Oregon (OR)191
Nebraska (NE)390
District of Columbia (DC)185
Connecticut (CT)279
Delaware (DE)168
Washington (WA)159
Virginia (VA)152
Illinois (IL)147
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