US layoff notices — week of Jul 24, 2023 to Jul 30, 2023

70WARN notices
5,368workers affected
20states

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
YellowKSWashington, Sean, O'Brien; Washington, District Of Columbia 200011,2122023-07-30
Yellow Corporation & Operating AffiliatesCOUnknown3312023-07-30
Charter CommunicationsNYOnondaga2732023-07-26
YellowNVLas Vegas/Sparks/Elko2552023-07-30
SterRXNYClinton1612023-07-26
LeafFilter NorthNVLas Vegas/Sparks1602023-07-28
HeadspaceCALos Angeles County1582023-07-27
TransDev Services (Valley Metro Phoenix Paratransit 549)AZPhoenix1352023-07-25
Angstrom Graphics Inc MidwestOHCuyahoga1312023-07-25
YellowNMAlbuquerque, Bernalillo1182023-07-30
Lazy Dog Restaurant and BarCAOrange County1092023-07-26
TTM Technologies, Inc., subsidiary of TTM Technologies North AmericaCAOrange County1022023-07-27
Yellow CorporationsID1022023-07-30
LinkedInCASanta Clara County1022023-07-24
NovembalGA1002023-07-28

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)271,425
Kansas (KS)21,216
New York (NY)5494
Nevada (NV)2415
Colorado (CO)7346
Arizona (AZ)2235
Virginia (VA)5178
Oregon (OR)4161
Ohio (OH)1131
New Mexico (NM)1118
Mississippi (MS)2108
Idaho (ID)1102
Georgia (GA)1100
Texas (TX)176
Illinois (IL)169
Florida (FL)264
North Carolina (NC)155
Indiana (IN)245
Maine (ME)216
North Dakota (ND)114
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