States

Layoffs, state by state

Each line is drawn to scale by the number of jobs in our verified records. States without a line have no verified story yet.

  1. Alabama 672 jobs · 2 stories
  2. Alaska —
  3. Arizona 794 jobs · 6 stories
  4. Arkansas 120 jobs · 2 stories
  5. California 10,826 jobs · 50 stories
  6. Colorado 1,866 jobs · 5 stories
  7. Connecticut 300 jobs · 2 stories
  8. Delaware 5 WARN notices
  9. District of Columbia —
  10. Florida 1,951 jobs · 9 stories
  11. Georgia 2,426 jobs · 7 stories
  12. Hawaii 183 jobs · 1 story
  13. Idaho 150 jobs · 1 story
  14. Illinois 2,351 jobs · 10 stories
  15. Indiana 1,210 jobs · 9 stories
  16. Iowa 683 jobs · 3 stories
  17. Kansas 20 WARN notices
  18. Kentucky —
  19. Louisiana —
  20. Maine 16 jobs · 1 story
  21. Maryland 747 jobs · 8 stories
  22. Massachusetts 936 jobs · 6 stories
  23. Michigan 1,059 jobs · 2 stories
  24. Minnesota 633 jobs · 6 stories
  25. Mississippi 86 jobs · 1 story
  26. Missouri 1,084 jobs · 6 stories
  27. Montana —
  28. Nebraska 451 jobs · 1 story
  29. Nevada —
  30. New Hampshire —
  31. New Jersey 2,239 jobs · 11 stories
  32. New Mexico —
  33. New York 150 jobs · 1 story
  34. North Carolina 1,893 jobs · 7 stories
  35. North Dakota —
  36. Ohio 738 jobs · 2 stories
  37. Oklahoma —
  38. Oregon 729 jobs · 4 stories
  39. Pennsylvania 280 jobs · 2 stories
  40. Rhode Island —
  41. South Carolina 557 jobs · 3 stories
  42. South Dakota 10 WARN notices
  43. Tennessee 1,555 jobs · 9 stories
  44. Texas 5,382 jobs · 19 stories
  45. Utah 678 jobs · 3 stories
  46. Vermont 80 jobs · 1 story
  47. Virginia 1,690 jobs · 7 stories
  48. Washington 15,506 jobs · 44 stories
  49. West Virginia 530 jobs · 1 story
  50. Wisconsin 1,206 jobs · 5 stories
  51. Wyoming —