Guidance available on partial suspension of the WARN Act

  • April 1, 2020
  • /   Jorge Pacheco
  • /   Post Tags

The WARN Act requires that employers give a significant amount of advance notice to employees before layoffs, something that wasn’t possible when restaurants were ordered to close their dining rooms. The California Labor & Workforce Development Agency promised further guidance, which is now available, along with a helpful Q & A.

Read more.
Back to Blogs

Recent Posts

  1. Gavel sitting on top of money National Restaurant Association Calls On Trump
  2. Business owner outside of their store National Restaurant Association Offers Guidance
  3. Diner at restaurant paying for food Epidemic Will Cost Restaurants $225B Short-Term
  4. Closed bar with chairs on bar Relief Bill for Restaurant Employees
  5. Image Representing Someone Submitting to Get Rapid Approval for Gift Cards and Online Ordering JUST RELEASED - RAPID APPROVAL PROCESS
  6. picture of burger on plate Yelp Reviews During Coronavirus
  7. The Daily Provisions cafe on the Upper West Side, a Danny Meyer restaurant. Credit: Damon Winter/The New York Times Will We Have an America Without Restaurants?
  8. image of door with With coronavirus, California’s economy is in uncharted territory
  9. Los Angeles city council building L.A. may add additional burdens on employers during coronavirus epidemic
  10. cooks in the kitchen of a restaurant Serving Hope, Restaurants Care

We use cookies to enhance your experience and improve our services and our website’s functionality. By continuing to use our website, including remaining on the landing page, you consent to our use of cookies.