US layoff notices — week of Oct 28, 2019 to Nov 3, 2019

95WARN notices
9,433workers 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 this week

CompanyStateLocationWorkersNotice date
Hudson Hospital OpcoNJJersey City1,0742019-11-01
HUMC OpcoNJHoboken1,0382019-11-01
TransdevNVN. Las Vegas7502019-10-30
Zovio & Ashford University BuildingCASan Diego, San Diego County4152019-11-01
Lifetouch National School StudiosCAChico, Butte County3202019-10-29
Molson CoorsCODenver3002019-10-30
Samsung Austin Semiconductors LLC-Central Processing UnitTXAustin, Travis2902019-10-29
CarePoint Health Management AssociatesNJJersey City2412019-11-01
Ashford UniversityCASan Diego, San Diego County2182019-11-01
EG AmericaOHCincinnati/Hamilton2002019-11-01
AmgenCAThousand Oaks, Ventura County1722019-10-31
Garden State Healthcare AssociatesNJJersey City1612019-11-01
Hotel Del Coronado, Curio Collection By Hilton WorldwideCACoronado, San Diego County1602019-10-28
Quality Care AssociatesNJJersey City1592019-11-01
National Express Transit (NEXT)VAArlington1502019-10-31

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New Jersey (NJ)102,872
California (CA)232,320
New York (NY)15810
Nevada (NV)1750
Colorado (CO)3422
Ohio (OH)3383
Virginia (VA)4329
Texas (TX)2291
Arizona (AZ)5236
Washington (WA)3158
Oregon (OR)5152
Alabama (AL)1148
Tennessee (TN)2109
Maryland (MD)3100
Kansas (KS)285
Maine (ME)175
Michigan (MI)271
Florida (FL)151
Connecticut (CT)136
Nebraska (NE)635
Hawaii (HI)20
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