Plant Closing Laws

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"In recent years, the issue of plant closings has become more acute as company after company has down-sized in the face of a recessive economy, leaving thousands out of work. Federal law has developed to cope with the issue of plant closings, addressing several aspects of the matter: when a company may or may not close a plant; what sorts of notification are required for interested parties (including employees); requirements for companies to provide relief in the form of alternative jobs, training, relocation, or job-finding for employees who will be put out of work; and tax breaks and requirements depending on company actions. Federal law has also been shaped to supersede state and local actions in some cases.


The most important legislation passed by Congress dealing with the issue of plant closings can be found in the Worker..."

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