Your employees work from kitchen tables across the country. Before eliminating their jobs, you may need to figure out which tables count together. TL;DR: Courts disagree about how federal WARN’s layoff-notice requirements apply to fully remote employees. A Florida employer won this case, but working from home does not establish
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