Two options:
Send an email or physical letter to your former employer, asking for your W-2. Point out that if you are not sent your W-2, then the IRS will contact him/her to ask why not. That puts the employer on the IRS's radar, which is something most people want to avoid.
Otherwise, check out this link to see what to do when your employer fails to send your W-2. It contains the same info that Mike9241 gave you above, but also provides other options as well.
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