US layoff notices — week of Jul 8, 2024 to Jul 14, 2024

27WARN notices
2,222workers 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
IntuitCASanta Clara County3842024-07-10
IntuitCASan Diego County2152024-07-10
Costa DelrayFLVENUS, FL, 339601702024-07-11
IntuitIDBoise1572024-07-10
Dorel HomeOHTiffin/Seneca1302024-07-08
Parker HannifinILLincolnshire, 595 Shelter Road1142024-07-08
SpencerARL New YorkNYClinton1032024-07-09
Keplr VisionILBloomington, 112 E Washington St Ste 11001002024-07-09
SpencerARL New YorkNYClinton DOL Rapid Response Coordinator: Melissa Baretsky Local Workforce Development Board Name992024-07-09
US FoodsCASan Diego County972024-07-11
St. Christopher's Inc. - Jennie Clarkson CampusNYWestchester DOL Rapid Response Coordinator: Elias Flores Local Workforce Development Board Name: Westchester-Putnam Workforce Development Board (WPWDB)832024-07-09
2024 Democratic National Convention CommitteeILChicago, 120 N Racine Ave., Suite 230752024-07-09
WellpathNEOmaha642024-07-10
Kirby Perkins ConstructionRIMiddletown582024-07-12
Sang-HaiCAAmador County562024-07-11

By state

StateNoticesWorkers affected
California (CA)9852
Illinois (IL)3289
New York (NY)3285
Florida (FL)1170
Idaho (ID)1157
Ohio (OH)1130
Colorado (CO)3107
Nebraska (NE)164
Rhode Island (RI)158
Minnesota (MN)155
Washington (WA)150
Wisconsin (WI)15
Hawaii (HI)10
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