US layoff notices — week of Jul 17, 2023 to Jul 23, 2023

69WARN notices
3,985workers affected
16states

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
Fca USMIDundee6112023-07-20
UNC Health Care SystemNCRaleigh, Wake County2462023-07-21
Alan Ritchey, Inc. Southaven (DeSoto)MS1912023-07-23
American Physician PartnersTNWilliamson1802023-07-18
AnthonyGASigman Rd Conyers, Rockdale County1362023-07-20
Prolific LogisticsCASan Bernardino County1362023-07-20
West Michigan MoldingMIGrand Haven1342023-07-20
Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC (PRA Group Inc.)VADanville1232023-07-18
Ag-Mart ProduceFLPLANT CITY, FL, 335631042023-07-18
AnaplanCASan Francisco County1002023-07-20
Xcite Steps, a wholly owned subsidiary of Invo HealthcareCASan Diego County992023-07-19
Xcite Steps, a wholly owned subsidiary of Invo HealthcareCAPlacer County962023-07-19
Metal SalesNYNew York942023-07-19
Orlando Sanford International AirportFLSANFORD, FL, 32773932023-07-20
Autumn Lake Healthcare at South HavenMD2700 South Haven Road Annapolis, MD 21401922023-07-17

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Texas (TX)25795
Michigan (MI)2745
California (CA)16666
North Carolina (NC)1246
Tennessee (TN)2239
Florida (FL)6223
Mississippi (MS)1191
Georgia (GA)2184
Virginia (VA)2183
New York (NY)5161
Maryland (MD)2126
Washington (WA)171
Colorado (CO)164
Arizona (AZ)163
Illinois (IL)128
Oregon (OR)10
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