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Data / Layoff notices / Illinois / November 1999

WARN layoff notices in Illinois, November 1999: 12 notices

The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity posted 12 notices covering 1,242 workers dated November 1999.

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  • 12Notices

Notices

EmployerNotice dateEffectiveWorkersLocationTypeNoteSource
BRIGGS COMPANYNovember 22, 1999298Abingdon, Knox CountyLayoffwww2.illinois.gov
HBO CHICAGO CALL CENTERNovember 18, 1999103Chicago, Cook CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov
U S CARTAGE COMPANYNovember 16, 1999109Hillside, Cook CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov
CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYSNovember 16, 1999338Peru, La Salle CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov
KEEBLER COMPANYNovember 12, 19990Lake Bluff, Lake CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov
BLACKSTONE HOTELNovember 11, 19990Chicago, Cook CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov
PHILLIPS - JOANNANovember 10, 199980Ladd, Bureau CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov
BAKER & TAYLORNovember 10, 19990Niles, Cook CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov
JC PenneyNovember 9, 199957Centralia, Clinton CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov
TARGETNovember 8, 199987Mt Carmel, Wabash CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov
NabiscoNovember 3, 1999170St Elmo, Fayette CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov
UNITED EXPRESSNovember 2, 19990Chicago, Cook CountyClosurewww2.illinois.gov

Also on SpecStream

Updated November 3, 2026. Read from State labor agency WARN notices. Public record of each state labor agency. Each row links to the page where the state posts the notice. Dates and counts are as the state printed them, and a state may post a notice some days after it receives it. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0. Spot a wrong value? Write to [email protected] with the link to this page.