One WARN filing recorded with short notice

You were sent a teaser for a NY WARN Act filing where the state's own register records fewer than the 60 days the WARN Act requires. This page unlocks the specifics:

the employer, county and effective date on the notice
the notice date and the exact shortfall against the statutory 60 days
the affected-worker count and a link to the state source record

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Screening signal, not a legal conclusion. The WARN Act has real statutory exceptions that can lawfully shorten the notice period — faltering company, unforeseeable business circumstances, natural disaster (29 U.S.C. § 2102(b)) — and the worker-count screen is a proxy, not the statutory coverage test. This is a reason to look, not a finding that anyone did anything wrong.

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