US layoff notices — week of May 24, 2021 to May 30, 2021

30WARN notices
3,724workers affected
12states

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
Prospect Airport ServicesILChicago, 10000 W O'Hare Ave Chicago 60666 5700 S. Cicero Ave.1,0452021-05-25
HoneywellRISmithfield4642021-05-26
Magna Exteriors BelvidereILBelvidere, 675 Corporate Pkwy3112021-05-24
Transform SR Holding ManagementILHoffman Estates, 3333 Beverly Road1832021-05-24
Gourmet GorillaILChicago, 1200 W. Cermak1692021-05-25
Probe Group North AmericaTXLewisville, Denton1502021-05-25
Sequel Youth & Family ServicesILAurora, 998 Corporate Blvd1482021-05-26
CORE Community Organized Relief EffortCAWoodland Hills, Los Angeles County1412021-05-27
U.S. Well Services - PleasantonTXPleasanton, Atascosa1082021-05-24
General AtomicsCASan Diego, San Diego County1082021-05-27
Steel Parts ManufacturingINTipton1072021-05-28
Concordia College (4th Wave)NYWestchester972021-05-24
IAC GreencastleINGreencastle932021-05-25
Marriott - Key BridgeVAArlington892021-05-27
CORE Community Organized Relief EffortCALos Angeles, Los Angeles County822021-05-27

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Illinois (IL)51,856
California (CA)7465
Rhode Island (RI)1464
Texas (TX)3321
Indiana (IN)2200
New York (NY)5160
Virginia (VA)189
Kansas (KS)170
Washington (WA)165
Maryland (MD)234
Arizona (AZ)10
West Virginia (WV)10
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