CDW let go of roughly 750 employees, with zero prior notice. I know that many are not getting 60 days of pay.
Is this a violation of the WARN Act? Or is there some loophole related to remote work and multiple offices that CDW is able to use as a defense?
@b0 My attorney is talking my case for free and 10 percent of anything we win above and beyond their offer.
@b0 Pay it! I did during the last layoffs and they settled for more than I asked for and all legal fees. I am so glad I did. It protected my family.
@av Local market doesn’t seem to have free options. I’ve been quoted $295 to $750 for a severance review by reputable firms.
I’m in a place to pay either price if it’s worth it. The $750 does seem like they provide substantially more than the $295 firm.
Every situation is unique. As a labor attorney, I will not be an ambulance chaser and recommend my services but I helped my brother with his case and he settled for a great deal more. There may be other factors like age, race, religion, s-xual orientation, who was let go versus who wasn't and other factors. Most labor attorney's will take your case for free and solely ask for a percentage of the additional monies they offer. Some may ask for a fee in advance but you will get that back in the settlement. Call and attorney now. It will be the best decision you ever made.
Labor laws are written like we’re all working at a single factory. They can get around WARN because not everyone reported into the same location. Our laws are totally outdated and there’s no protection, especially for remote workers.
it has to be at least 500 from one location, so yes they used sc-mmy tactics to avoid that