US layoff notices — week of Jun 19, 2023 to Jun 25, 2023

72WARN notices
5,248workers 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
Ardagh GlassNCWilson, Wilson County3372023-06-21
Friday Health Plans Update (6-19-23)CORural Consortium, Denver3232023-06-19
Meta PlatformsCASan Francisco County3042023-06-21
Carter Roag CoalWVRandolph2712023-06-19
ASRC Federal: KIAC ContractFLMERRITT ISLAND, FL, 329532622023-06-23
DHL Supply ChainCASan Joaquin County2532023-06-19
Progressus TherapyGAPark of Commerce Blvd Savannah2412023-06-20
Badger Bus LinesWIMadison2002023-06-19
SDH Education WestNYDutchess1742023-06-19
Marine Hydraulics International LLC (MHI)VANorfolk1392023-06-19
Meta PlatformsCASanta Clara County1222023-06-21
Autism Home Support ServicesMINorthville1162023-06-20
Brook & WhittleCAOrange County1152023-06-20
Honor TechnologyNELincoln, Omaha, and remote locations1142023-06-22
Roseburg Forest Products Taylorsville (Smith)MS1012023-06-21

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)241,316
Florida (FL)13639
Colorado (CO)4562
North Carolina (NC)2395
Wisconsin (WI)5395
Georgia (GA)2330
West Virginia (WV)1271
Illinois (IL)5245
Virginia (VA)2215
New York (NY)4174
Maryland (MD)3134
Michigan (MI)1116
Nebraska (NE)1114
Mississippi (MS)1101
Kansas (KS)199
Ohio (OH)186
Texas (TX)156
Hawaii (HI)10
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