US layoff notices — week of Jun 8, 2020 to Jun 14, 2020

298WARN notices
43,101workers affected
22states

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
BoeingWAPuget Sound Area5,7982020-06-08
Marriott Hotel ServicesTNDavidson2,3252020-06-11
Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention CenterFLKISSIMMEE, FL, 317461,3112020-06-12
VersoWIWisconsin Rapids9022020-06-10
HyattNYNew York7452020-06-10
Marriott Washington Wardman ParkDCWashington, DC7312020-06-08
San Manuel CasinoCAHighland, San Bernardino County7192020-06-09
Hyatt Regency OrlandoFLORLANDO, FL, 328196942020-06-08
Sutter's PlaceCASan Jose, Santa Clara County5092020-06-10
CEOC, LLC (Harrah's Reno)NVReno4712020-06-09
SW Hotels & Resorts WWNYNew York4652020-06-08
Hudson SheratonNYNew York4572020-06-09
Marriott Detroit Renaissance CenterMIDetroit4502020-06-09
Historic Tours of AmericaFLKEY WEST, FL, 330404352020-06-10
Marriott Hotel ServicesNYNew York4112020-06-08

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)1309,382
Washington (WA)76,802
New York (NY)516,755
Florida (FL)225,085
Tennessee (TN)133,820
District of Columbia (DC)51,696
Texas (TX)71,546
Oregon (OR)91,265
Nevada (NV)51,258
Wisconsin (WI)41,217
Michigan (MI)5847
Maryland (MD)5713
Ohio (OH)6671
Colorado (CO)3431
Indiana (IN)2372
Illinois (IL)4341
Connecticut (CT)2294
Kansas (KS)2218
Alabama (AL)2180
New Mexico (NM)2114
Virginia (VA)194
Hawaii (HI)110
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