US layoff notices — week of Feb 12, 2024 to Feb 18, 2024

55WARN notices
7,373workers affected
17states

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
Paramount GlobalNYNew York DOL Rapid Response Coordinator:1,1822024-02-13
Cleveland CliffsWVHancock8852024-02-15
College of Saint RoseNYAlbany DOL Rapid Response Coordinator: Taylor Kircher Local Workforce Development Board Name6462024-02-15
Portland Day SortORPortland3502024-02-13
Paramount GlobalNYNew York DOL Rapid Response Coordinator: Scott Gallop Local Workforce Development Board Name: N3482024-02-13
Riot GamesCALos Angeles County3302024-02-14
Chicago Tribune - Production FacilityILChicago, 560 W. Grand Ave.1982024-02-15
Thomspon Facilities ServicesDCWashington, DC1902024-02-14
AvmacCASan Diego County1532024-02-16
Roy Farms, SPCWAMoxee1292024-02-14
Alto Operations FloridaFLMIAMI, FL, 331421212024-02-12
Sheridan WisconsinWIMadison1162024-02-12
Aurora SolarCASan Francisco County1152024-02-13
SodexoVARichmond1082024-02-14
ODW LogisticsWIWaukesha1072024-02-14

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
New York (NY)72,450
California (CA)161,272
West Virginia (WV)1885
Oregon (OR)3450
Ohio (OH)5395
Wisconsin (WI)3321
Indiana (IN)3229
Florida (FL)4218
Illinois (IL)1198
District of Columbia (DC)1190
Washington (WA)2183
Texas (TX)2169
Maryland (MD)2119
North Carolina (NC)2110
Virginia (VA)1108
Connecticut (CT)171
Arizona (AZ)15
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