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Jonathan Heller

New York, Newtown, Philadelphia
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Fee-only advisor, founder of the Cheap Stocks blog, contributor to realmoney.com, deep value investor
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California Expands State WARN Act Obligations

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By Jonathan Heller, Robert J. Wilger
| Mondaq
California has enacted legislation that significantly expands the information that employers must include in their WARN notices and actions they must take under the California Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act ("CalWARN"). Starting January 1, 2026, employers can no longer simply include the federal WARN Act notice content in their CalWARN notices.
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California Expands State WARN Act Obligations | JD Supra

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By Jonathan Heller, Robert J. Wilger
| JD Supra
California has enacted legislation that significantly expands the information that employers must include in their WARN notices and actions they must take under the California Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (“CalWARN”). Starting January 1, 2026, employers can no longer simply include the federal WARN Act notice content in their CalWARN notices.
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California Expands State WARN Act Obligations

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By Jonathan Heller, San Jose, Robert J. Wilger, Rob Wilger
| Littler
California has enacted legislation that significantly expands the information that employers must include in their WARN notices and actions they must take under the California Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (“CalWARN”). Starting January 1, 2026, employers can no longer simply include the federal WARN Act notice content in their CalWARN notices.
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