US layoff notices — week of Nov 16, 2020 to Nov 22, 2020

137WARN notices
11,046workers 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
Hotel del CoronadoCACoronado, San Diego County5632020-11-18
National ExpressTNShelby4892020-11-20
Pebble Beach ResortsCAPebble Beach, Monterey County4362020-11-16
Richard BagdasarianCAMecca, Riverside County3912020-11-18
National Express (Rochester)NYMonroe3562020-11-20
PAECALemoore, Kings County3012020-11-18
FJC Security Services, Inc. (NYC; Brooklyn; Bronx)NYBronx, Kings, New York2852020-11-20
National Oilwell VarcoCAOrange, Orange County2832020-11-19
Centerplate SodexoCODenver2762020-11-17
Boise Cascade - Elgin Plywood FacilityORElgin2292020-11-16
Leach InternationalCABuena Park, Orange County2242020-11-16
Sun Pacific Farming CooperativeCAExeter, Tulare County2202020-11-18
True Leaf FarmsCAGonzales, Monterey County2022020-11-17
Bon Appetit Management Co. (Bon Appetit) (at the Metropolitan Museum of Art)NYNew York2012020-11-20
SodexoCALos Angeles, Los Angeles County2002020-11-19

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)766,706
New York (NY)5966
Tennessee (TN)3668
Oregon (OR)4494
Colorado (CO)3465
Illinois (IL)3303
Virginia (VA)4270
Indiana (IN)2234
Texas (TX)3178
Michigan (MI)2173
Florida (FL)10150
Washington (WA)2106
Ohio (OH)199
Maryland (MD)892
Wisconsin (WI)480
Alabama (AL)162
Hawaii (HI)50
Nevada (NV)10
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