LayoffTracker

Layoffs in 2020

In 2020, US employers filed 16,121 mass-layoff and plant-closure notices with state labor agencies under the federal WARN Act and equivalent state laws. Every record below comes directly from those official filings — company, location, number of affected employees, and the effective date.

Use this page to see which employers reported layoffs in 2020, where the cuts happened, and how many workers were affected. Notices are updated as states publish them, and may be amended by employers after the initial filing.

Filings

16,119

WARN notices

Workers affected

2,094,099

Companies

11,084

Top state

California

656,374 affected

Peak month

March

1,017,764 affected

All 2020 layoff filings

Every WARN notice on record for this year, newest first.

Walters Auto Sales and Service Inc

Riverside, CA · Mar 25, 2020

93

affected

Fogo de Chao Churrascaria (San Jose) LLC

San Jose, CA · Mar 27, 2020

123

affected

Sim Group U.S. Inc

Los Angeles, CA · Mar 28, 2020

34

affected

Martin Yan Noodles, LLC dba M.Y. China

San Francisco, CA · Mar 17, 2020

83

affected

Walters & Wolf Precast

Fremont, CA · Mar 23, 2020

66

affected

Learn & Play Montessori Sch

Dublin, CA · Mar 17, 2020

111

affected

Tommy Bahama

Palm Springs, CA · Mar 31, 2020

55

affected

Monty & Friends LLC

Riverside, CA · Apr 13, 2020

6

affected

Electronic Recyclers

CO · Mar 24, 2020

26

affected

Prestige Maintenance

CO

76

affected

Earls Restaurants USA Inc

CO · Mar 25, 2020

134

affected

Pappas Restaurants

CO · Mar 22, 2020

145

affected

Mayflower Inn and Spa

Washington, CT · Mar 25, 2020

98

affected

Alsco

ORLANDO, FL · Mar 20, 2020

39

affected

Alsco

NAPLES, FL · Mar 24, 2020

24

affected

Alsco

SARASOTA, FL · Mar 24, 2020

8

affected

SUGARCANE Raw Bar Grill

MIAMI, FL · Mar 17, 2020

93

affected

Italian Terrazzo and Tile Co. of Brevard LLC

MELBOURNE, FL · Mar 20, 2020

3

affected

Four Seasons Orlando at Walt Disney World

ORLANDO, FL · Mar 24, 2020

835

affected

Alsco

JACKSONVILLE, FL · Mar 19, 2020

24

affected