US layoff notices — week of Jan 4, 2021 to Jan 10, 2021

121WARN notices
12,027workers affected
13states

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
Bicycle CasinoCABell Gardens, Los Angeles County1,5002021-01-04
MGM National HarborMD101 MGM National Avenue Oxon Hill, MD 207455182021-01-06
Lucky Chances CasinoCAColma, San Mateo County4892021-01-05
Olympia Medical CenterCALos Angeles, Los Angeles County4512021-01-08
Peco Foods, Inc. Canton (Madison)MS4342021-01-08
II Fornaio AmericaCACorte Madera, Marin County3472021-01-06
Hollywood Park CasinoCAInglewood, Los Angeles County3282021-01-06
Macy's Retail HoldingsILChicago, 835 N Michigan Ave Lobby 52762021-01-06
Analog DevicesCAMilpitas, Santa Clara County2552021-01-05
Peco Foods, Inc. Canton (Noxubee)MS2352021-01-08
LDD Long Point ManagementCARancho Palos Verdes, Los Angeles County2322021-01-06
Avis Budget Car RentalCASanta Clara, Santa Clara County2292021-01-07
XPO LogisticsILJoliet, 4005 Cedar Creek Dr2272021-01-05
Lucky Business Services, Inc. - Lucky Chances CasinoCAColma, San Mateo County2202021-01-05
Rosen Hotels & ResortsFLORLANDO, FL, 328192022021-01-08

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)888,587
Mississippi (MS)2669
Illinois (IL)4633
Maryland (MD)3620
Florida (FL)4343
New York (NY)7340
Texas (TX)5336
Tennessee (TN)1182
Oregon (OR)2181
Ohio (OH)181
Washington (WA)155
Colorado (CO)20
Hawaii (HI)10
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