Illinois Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act
Illinois · Employment · §§ 820-65-1 to 820-65-99 · 16 sections
Overview
This act governs mass layoffs and plant closings, requiring employers of a specified size to give advance written notice to affected workers and to designated state and local officials before a covered employment loss occurs. It defines which reductions in hours or separations count as an employment loss, sets out exceptions where notice may be shortened or excused, and addresses how a layoff period is treated when it is extended. Enforcement rests with the state labor agency, which may investigate and pursue civil penalties, while employers who fail to give required notice may also be liable to the affected employees.
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Sections covered
- 820 ILCS 65/1Short title
- 820 ILCS 65/10Notice
- 820 ILCS 65/15Exceptions
- 820 ILCS 65/20Extension of layoff period
- 820 ILCS 65/25Determinations with respect to employment loss
- 820 ILCS 65/30Powers of Director of Labor
- 820 ILCS 65/35Violation; liability
- 820 ILCS 65/40Civil penalty
- 820 ILCS 65/45Advisory notice from Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity
- 820 ILCS 65/5Definitions
- 820 ILCS 65/50Applicability
- 820 ILCS 65/55Interpretation
- 820 ILCS 65/85The Department of Employment Security Law of the Civil Administrative Code of Illinois is amended by repealing Section 1005-60
- 820 ILCS 65/90(Amendatory provisions; text omitted)
- 820 ILCS 65/97Severability
- 820 ILCS 65/99Effective date
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