A Mississippi-based furniture company is being sued after firing all of its nearly 2,700 employees by email and text message “moments before midnight” just days ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, according to a new filing. “Moments before midnight on November 21, 2022, United notified its employees, via email and text message, that it was terminating all of its employees effective immediately,” according to court documents. The new lawsuit alleges that United Furniture Industries violated the federal WARN Act, or Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, requiring employers give 60 days notice in advance of termination and 60 days severance pay. "They weren't given either
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