US layoff notices — week of Jan 21, 2019 to Jan 27, 2019

41WARN notices
6,092workers affected
15states

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
Adventist Health Feather RiverCAParadise, Butte County1,3312019-01-25
Schneider Logistics Transloading & DistributionILElwood, 26453 Centerpoint Dr., bldgs. 7078 & 70945892019-01-21
Schneider Logistics Transloading AndCAMira Loma, Riverside County4612019-01-23
Chariot TransitCASan Francisco, San Francisco3832019-01-22
LSC CommunicationsVALynchburg3692019-01-22
Gymboree GroupCASan Francisco, San Francisco3552019-01-25
Carlisle Interconnect TechnologiesCAEl Segundo, Los Angeles2552019-01-24
AloricaAZTucson2272019-01-25
Monticello Raceway Management, Inc. (Casino)NYSullivan2072019-01-23
Cengage LearningCASan Francisco, San Francisco1822019-01-25
XPO Logistics WorldwideMD610 Chelsea Road Aberdeen, MD 210011672019-01-25
Renwood AcquisitionsTNDyer1522019-01-22
SodexoFLMIAMI, FL, 331261492019-01-22
Cumberland River HospitalTNClay1462019-01-25
Things RememberedOHHighland Heights/Cuyahoga1262019-01-25

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)183,410
Illinois (IL)2679
Virginia (VA)2481
Tennessee (TN)3387
New York (NY)3260
Maryland (MD)2241
Arizona (AZ)1227
Florida (FL)2154
Ohio (OH)1126
Washington (WA)160
Rhode Island (RI)159
Connecticut (CT)17
Nebraska (NE)21
Hawaii (HI)10
Kansas (KS)10
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