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Is Park James Hotel laying off workers?

Not according to official filings. There is no WARN layoff notice from Park James Hotel in the last 12 months. The most recent was filed Mar 24, 2020 for 63 jobs in Menlo Park, California. WARN covers larger layoffs only, so smaller cuts may not appear.

63 roles affected across 1 filing.

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Is Park James Hotel laying off employees?

Not according to official filings. There is no WARN layoff notice from Park James Hotel in the last 12 months. The most recent was filed Mar 24, 2020 for 63 jobs in Menlo Park, California. WARN covers larger layoffs only, so smaller cuts may not appear.

How many jobs is Park James Hotel cutting?

63 jobs across all 1 official WARN filing on record since 2020.

When do the Park James Hotel layoffs take effect?

The filing lists an effective date of Apr 3, 2020. The WARN Act requires roughly 60 days' advance notice, so the filing date precedes the job losses.

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