US layoff notices — week of Dec 21, 2020 to Dec 27, 2020

54WARN notices
4,655workers affected
11states

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
Ocean's 11 CasinoCAOceanside, San Diego County3602020-12-23
LTF Club ManagementCARoseville, Sacramento County3332020-12-22
IBEXTXNew Braunfels, Comal2482020-12-22
Crescent Hotels & Resort, LLC - Four Points by Sheraton LAXCALos Angeles, Los Angeles County2142020-12-21
California Grand CasinoCAPacheco, Contra Costa County1812020-12-24
Progressive GamingCAHawaiian Gardens, Los Angeles County1762020-12-21
Progressive GamingCACommerce, Los Angeles County1752020-12-21
Belmont Park EntertainmentCASan Diego, San Diego County1532020-12-24
BoomerangTube LLC - FM 3361TXLiberty, Liberty1502020-12-22
Hawaiian Gardens CasinoCAHawaiian Gardens, Los Angeles County1412020-12-21
Montage Laguna Beach HotelCALaguna Beach, Orange County1382020-12-23
Xanterra Parks & ResortsCADeath Valley, Inyo County1312020-12-22
PT Gaming, LLC - San Jose FacilityCASan Jose, Santa Clara County1242020-12-22
ACCC InsuranceTXHouston, Harris1222020-12-21
Pendry San DiegoCASan Diego, San Diego County1182020-12-23

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)393,545
Texas (TX)3520
Ohio (OH)2186
New York (NY)279
Michigan (MI)176
Illinois (IL)171
Virginia (VA)161
Maryland (MD)151
Washington (WA)144
Florida (FL)222
Kansas (KS)10
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