US layoff notices — week of Mar 27, 2023 to Apr 2, 2023

53WARN notices
7,721workers affected
19states

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
Bed Bath & Beyond | Buy Buy Baby Inc | BBB Value ServicesNJUnion1,2932023-04-01
WalmartTXFort Worth, Tarrant1,0472023-03-31
LucidAZCasa Grande9682023-03-31
MicrosoftWARedmond and Bellevue5592023-03-27
GenentechCASan Mateo County2712023-03-27
McKessonAZScottsdale2522023-03-29
Citibank N/A, Citigroup Global Markets Inc, Citigroup Technology Inc, CitishareNJJersey City, Rutherford, Short Hills, Paramus,Hoboken, Fort Lee1872023-04-01
FreightWorksNCRutherfordton, Rutherford County1802023-03-31
Aspiration PartnersCALos Angeles County1802023-03-29
Envision Physicians ServicesNYAlbany1672023-03-29
Roche Molecular SystemsNJBranchburg1652023-04-01
MillerKnollWISheboygan1612023-03-29
CoherentNJWarren1272023-04-01
Logistics InsightALVance1222023-03-29
Rising Ground lncNYWestchester1162023-03-27

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New Jersey (NJ)112,190
Arizona (AZ)31,226
Texas (TX)11,047
New York (NY)9725
California (CA)9700
Washington (WA)1559
North Carolina (NC)1180
Maryland (MD)3169
Wisconsin (WI)1161
Alabama (AL)2159
Colorado (CO)2126
Minnesota (MN)2122
West Virginia (WV)190
Michigan (MI)182
Virginia (VA)165
Utah (UT)152
Illinois (IL)249
Connecticut (CT)119
Maine (ME)10
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