DataCEVA US Layoff Notices

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DataCEVA Layoff Notices answers questions about layoffs and plant closings using WARN Act notices: the advance notices U.S. employers must file with the state before larger layoffs and closures. DataCEVA collects the notices published by 46 states and Washington, D.C., standardizes them into one format and refreshes them daily, keeping the full history (about 56,000 notices). Ask about a company ("Is Intel laying people off?"), a place ("Which employers near Milwaukee filed layoff notices this month?"), an industry or region ("Are manufacturing layoffs rising in the Midwest?"), or how much of the country the data covers. Answers include the company, site, workers affected, filed and layoff dates, and the state agency with a link to its source, plus notes on what the data can't show. Limits: WARN covers larger layoffs only (generally 50 or more workers at one site), so no notice doesn't mean no layoffs. Arkansas, Wyoming and New Hampshire don't publish notices, and Ohio is temporarily unavailable; a few states are updated from saved history only. Industry is reported by some states only, and locations are approximate. Notices describe employers, not individual employees. Read-only. No account or sign-in needed. Source: public records published by state workforce agencies.