National Community Notification Act of 1984

[AI summary unavailable — showing source text] National Community Notification Act of 1984 - Requires a business concern to give written notice of intent to undertake scale-down of operations at an establishment in a State. Requires such notice whenever such action would result in a 50 percent employment loss at such concern in any one-year period. Requires that such notice include a statement of: (1) the nature of the establishment; (2) the reasons for the scale-down; (3) any alternatives; (4) the estimated employment loss; (5) any proposal to minimize the effects of the scale-down on employees and on local governments; (6) the establishment's economic circumstances and any plans for future employment there; (7) the business concern's economic circumstances and the feasibility of transferring employees affected by such scaledown of operations to other establishments of such business concern; and (8) available resources from Federal, State, and local governments and the business concern relating to employment retraining and social services designed to alleviate the hardship such scale-down will cause. Requires that such notice be given to: (1) the Secretary of Labor; (2) the employees and labor union representatives; and (3) su…