Recently by Wanda L. Ellert
New Mini-WARN Statute In New Jersey Imposes Greater Requirements On Employers Than The Federal WARN Act And Could Lead To Additional Severance Obligations
New Jersey employers with 100 or more employees now have another law to contend with when implementing layoffs - the Millville Dallas Airmotive Plant Job Loss Notification Act. The law went into effect on December 20, 2007, and requires employers to provide advance notice to employees who are...
Read MoreNew York Appellate Division Holds That Injured Illegal Aliens Can Recover Lost Wages, But Only For Amount They Would Have Earned In Their Home Country
In two decisions issued on the same day by the New York Appellate Division, undocumented workers who were suing to recover wages lost as a result of injuries incurred at work were precluded from calculating their damages based on U.S. earnings. They were, however, permitted to seek damages based...
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