US layoff notices — week of Jun 17, 2024 to Jun 23, 2024

34WARN notices
3,531workers affected
13states

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
United Parcel ServiceMD3901 Vero Road Baltimore, MD 212275402024-06-20
RMC EventsVARichmond2802024-06-18
Xellia PharmaceuticalILBuffalo Grove, 2100 E Lake Cook Rd, Suite 10152782024-06-17
Ardagh GlassWASeattle2442024-06-17
DHL Supply ChainGAOakley Industrial Blvd Fairburn, Fulton County2112024-06-19
National Express TransitVARoanoke1942024-06-21
Rite Aid HeadquartersMIWaterford1912024-06-17
WalmartNCCharlotte, Mecklenburg County1552024-06-20
Saint Paul Health CenterCODenver1312024-06-18
First StudentNYJefferson DOL Rapid Response Coordinator: Melissa Baretsky Local Workforce Development Board Name: Jefferson Lewis Workforce Development Board Union: CSEA Local 789 Í( Í11282024-06-20
HN PrecisionILLake Bluff, 601 N. Skokie Highway, Suite A1042024-06-19
Pixelogic Media PartnersCALos Angeles County912024-06-18
FlambeauGAAtlanta Hwy Madison, Morgan County892024-06-17
Bath & Body Works Logistics ServicesOHColumbus/Franklin852024-06-18
Wells FargoCODenver802024-06-18

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
Maryland (MD)2602
California (CA)14524
Virginia (VA)2474
Illinois (IL)2382
Georgia (GA)2300
Washington (WA)1244
Colorado (CO)2211
Michigan (MI)1191
New York (NY)3161
North Carolina (NC)1155
Texas (TX)2122
Ohio (OH)185
Indiana (IN)180
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