How much notice does a business have to give its employees before closing?
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Read More Answered By: Kevin B. Murphy |
Any attorney will say unless you have a written employment contract specifying a notice period, typically a business does not have to give any notice. You can always call your state's labor or employment department for details. Consult with a good business attorney in your area for specific advice.
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