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Is my employer required to notify me in advance of my firing?

No, unless:

--there is a written or oral or implied employment agreement or specific state law that requires advance notice of employment termination;

--you're a member of a union or you're a government employee which requires that advance notice be provided prior to employment termination

--there is a mass layoff (reduction of at least 33% of the workforce of 150 employees or more, or at least 500 employees in a workforce of any size) which requires 60 days notice to employees, unions and government officials

 

 

(Reviewed 9-08)



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