Most employers are familiar with the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act. Because of the minimum employee levels, sporadic enforcement, and relatively mild penalties, many employers have not concerned themselves with it. Do you know what sets...
Tip of the Week: Understand Employer Responsibilities When Considering a Layoff
As employers consider layoffs as one alternative during these tough economic times, the HR Pros at MyHRSupportCenter have chosen this month to review some of the laws which employers must comply with when planning and implementing layoffs. This month’s featured...
Minimizing Litigation Risks in the Layoff Process
Five basic points to consider if contemplating a layoff: Federal WARN Act Business Reasons Voluntary Offers Involuntary Layoffs Selection Process To learn more, sign into MyHRSupportCenter and read this month’s featured article. If you’re not yet signed up or would...
New York Requires Notification of Mass Layoffs
Governor David Paterson recently signed the New York State Worker Adjustment and Retraining Act (WARN) into law. The law (Labor Law Article 25-A) is patterned after, but more stringent than, the federal WARN act. Effective February 1, 2009, private employers with...
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