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What obligations does my employer have to give notice when there is an established bumping rights system?

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What obligations does my employer have to give notice when there is an established bumping rights system?

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When there is no union contract, but the employer has an established system of bumping rights, the employer must attempt to identify the individuals who will ultimately lose their jobs as a result of the bumping system and provide the WARN notice to them. If the employer cannot reasonably identify those workers, it must give notice to the incumbent workers in the jobs being eliminated.

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