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Is Hotel Casa Del Mar laying off workers?

Not according to official filings. There is no WARN layoff notice from Hotel Casa Del Mar in the last 12 months. The most recent was filed Nov 30, 2020 for 36 jobs in Santa Monica, California. WARN covers larger layoffs only, so smaller cuts may not appear.

286 roles affected across 2 filings.

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Filing history

Hotel Casa Del Mar has filed 2 WARN notices in 2020, cutting 286 jobs in total. No new filings in the last 12 months. The most recent was Nov 30, 2020.

286
2020

Every filing

Santa Monica, California
Filed Nov 30, 2020 (5y ago) · Effective Nov 30, 2020 · official filing →
36
Layoff
Santa Monica, California
Filed Mar 30, 2020 (6y ago) · Effective Mar 31, 2020 · official filing →
250
Layoff

Questions

Is Hotel Casa Del Mar laying off employees?

Not according to official filings. There is no WARN layoff notice from Hotel Casa Del Mar in the last 12 months. The most recent was filed Nov 30, 2020 for 36 jobs in Santa Monica, California. WARN covers larger layoffs only, so smaller cuts may not appear.

How many jobs is Hotel Casa Del Mar cutting?

286 jobs across all 2 official WARN filings on record since 2020.

When do the Hotel Casa Del Mar layoffs take effect?

The most recent filing lists an effective date of Nov 30, 2020. The WARN Act requires roughly 60 days' advance notice, so the filing date precedes the job losses.

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