The severance package in question was developed and disbursed outside of the House Ethics Committee's rules governing severance packages.
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The severance package included a lump-sum severance check and five years' worth of deferred compensation that paid out every year until 2017.
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"Employees were let go without severance, the law does not require employers to pay severance," Faraday Future spokesperson John Schilling said in an email.
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The severance benefits include a cash severance payment equal to 2.5 times the officer's annual base salary and annual cash incentive opportunity, Celgene said here.
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The company will provide a severance package and outplacement resources to those employees whose jobs are being cut, but it did not detail the severance.
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" Oppenheim, however, says "enhanced severance" was "a standard option for departing employees prior to May 2014, and the severance amount paid was based on years of service.
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CBS has said Moonves will not get any severance money until the investigation is complete, while also suggesting that he will probably get some sort of severance.
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As of this week around 200 Denel staff had agreed voluntary severance packages (VSP), two trade union sources told Reuters, adding that further severance packages were being discussed.
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" It would also reinstate severance protections for "eligible employees.
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To receive severance packages, employees must agree to private arbitration.
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No severance has been put 'at risk' by New Sears.
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He was at the attorney's office, signing a severance package.
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The dismissal triggered $59.96 million in severance, the ruling said.
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In contrast, neighboring Chile has a cap on severance pay.
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IT IS A severance package that few can dream of.
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That's why getting paid severance can be such a boon.
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Her $125 million severance package has since sparked widespread criticism.
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You say severance of ties, you cut the diplomatic relations.
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When you say severance of ties, you cut diplomatic relations.
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Those who accept will receive severance beginning February 1, 203.
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Telltale unceremoniously laid off 275 employees without severance last week.
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Many hourly workers claim they will not be paid severance.
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But bankruptcy law limits how much severance companies can pay.
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"Adequate performance gets a generous severance package," the document says.
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The company also paid him a $1.6 million severance package.
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Moonves will not receive any severance payment from the Company.
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Judge Matsumoto did not rule Friday on the severance motions.
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He chose a severance package and considered a second career.
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"We are investigating the breach," said Jepsen spokeswoman Jaclyn Severance.
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A McDonald's representative declined to comment beyond the severance plan.
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Many were let go with little or no severance pay.
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Endo also handed de Silva a $4203 million cash severance.
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We can discuss my severance package at your earliest convenience.
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Hourly employees were given an additional 5 weeks of severance.
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They had opened fire to protest against their severance packages.
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Any synergies will be offset by severance and restructuring costs.
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David Drummond is leaving the company without a severance package.
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New Mexico, $75.8 million of severance tax revenue bonds. Competitive.
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The accounts showed he received a 462,000 euro severance package.
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What's at stake here is his $120 million severance package.
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We will treat them with respect and provide generous severance packages.
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He said about 2,250 workers accepted severance agreements by the Nov.
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It may still pay a big severance package to Mr Moonves.
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The donation will be deducted from any severance benefits Moonves receives.
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Eligible employees who are laid off will be offered severance benefits.
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Qualcomm will offer severance payments to those affected by the layoffs.
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Some outlets reported that she was even paid a hefty severance.
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And they've been good about severance pay and all of that.
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Workers will receive severance and help finding new jobs, GE said.
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The company agreed to modify how its severance agreements are worded.
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We fought for the money we were owed in severance pay.
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Sears will provide eligible associates with severance compensation and transition assistance.
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In the final battle, Kirk helps him negotiate a severance package.
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Specifically, you won't be able to offer your employees' severance pay.
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Severance has not been determined, university spokesman John Karman told Reuters.
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His Fox severance will likely push that number past $100 million.
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Fuck am I supposed to do with a $700 severance package?
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In Severance, as the bodegas close, Candace Chen escapes New York.
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Some companies will offer extended health insurance along with severance pay.
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Drummond will not get a severance package, a Google representative said.
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More than 30,000 employees lost their jobs, initially with no severance.
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He sought more than $4 million of severance plus other damages.
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Not all Toys R Us employees will be eligible for severance.
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On April 1 this year, however, Shell introduced "targeted tax equalization of severance payments", whereby "Shell will claim any tax reliefs or tax refunds on the severance payment that are available," according to a presentation to staff.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission announced Wednesday that BlueLinx Holdings Inc had language in its severance agreements that forced outgoing employees to give up potential whistleblower awards or risk losing severance payments and other post-employment benefits.
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Routine severance pay is sometimes exempted from such restrictions, but the federal rules for golden parachute pay are complex, and Wells Fargo's severance plan is not eligible for the exemption, according to Diana Rodriguez, a bank spokeswoman.
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Watch: Moonves severance denial is not a surprise, says NYT's media reporter
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Martin Shkreli and Evan Greebel is the quintessential case that requires severance.
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There was no mention of severance, but they didn't have that either.
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USC gave the dean an $875,000 severance and let him resign quietly.
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They're just hoping that the company will be able to afford severance.
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And on top of that, I got a bigger-than-expected severance.
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If that doesn't happen, workers are entitled to severance from their boss.
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Dauman later settled that suit and received a $72 million severance package.
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Those laid off are eligible for severance, including health and medical benefits.
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Fourth, a severance package from a former employer could present a problem.
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She won her severance claim, but her wrongful-termination lawsuit was dismissed.
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Nondisparagement clauses like Abbott's are "very common" in severance agreements, he said.
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The CEOs also promised that the team was working on severance packages.
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For other government employees, severance pay can't exceed 20 weeks of compensation.
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Employees are being offered four months severance, regardless of tenure, they say.
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Those laid off were eligible for severance, including health and medical benefits.
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It's not clear when a decision on Moonves's severance will be made.
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Severance will be paid and you will be able to cash out.
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Hold off on signing for your severance Don't sign anything right away.
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Any potential discrimination claims can bolster negotiations for a better severance package.
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The funds will come out of any severance package Moonves will receive.
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Wells Fargo has told them that their severance payments are indefinitely delayed.
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She won her severance claim but her wrongful-termination lawsuit was dismissed.
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For those who can't, we offer them severance pay and outplacement services.
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Then there is the matter of the restrictive severance agreement Radian offered.
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Rutgers's fired athletic officials will draw severance payments for years to come.
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He was not paid severance and liquidated his shares in Wynn Resorts.
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" He also denied paying out a settlement, instead framing it as "severance.
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"It was Congressman Meadows' belief that severance payments were consistent with House Rules because they are common practice and, in fact, an official form provided by the House explicitly allows for payments labeled 'severance,'" Meadows spokesman Ben Williamson said.
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"No one is working anymore," said one person who accepted the severance package.
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It wants a guarantee of severance pay for people who are laid off.
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He also received $8.4 million in severance pay when he left the company.
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If Matsumoto denies the severance motions, the joint trial will begin June 26.
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If reorganization seems imminent, Klein recommends asking HR what the standard severance is.
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Nokia and Microsoft both offer retraining programs as part of their severance packages.
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Danius's contract had no clause regarding her period of notice or severance pay.
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West Liberty Foods is reportedly offering relocation and severance packages to impacted employees.
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CCP has provided severance packages and job placement assistance for all those affected.
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He received a severance package valued at $79.4 million, according to company filings.
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The workers said Bravo owes them three months of pay and severance allowance.
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The milestone win surpassed Alexander Severance, who compiled 413 victories from 1936-163.
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But they can also be included in severance packages or even employment offers.
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His friends and coworkers got sacked, netting small severance packages for their termination.
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The company also said it negotiated additional severance benefits for some male employees.
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It added that the severance pay would be reduced by 660,605 euros gross.
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Verizon would be responsible for paying out the severance as the acquiring company.
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More cases against companies with restrictive severance agreements could still be in store.
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Mr. Peña said his choice cost him at least $10,000 in severance pay.
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She used severance and unemployment checks to co-found Arise 298 in November.
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In Hong Kong, bankers who lose their jobs get months of severance pay.
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If she is terminated, she will be due severance of about $57 million.
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Under Senate Bill 3604, government employees fired for misconduct can't get severance pay.
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A spokesperson for Juul said in a statement that employees would receive severance.
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He currently is in litigation with the French federation over his severance pay.
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Under his contract, he is entitled to up to $180 million in severance.
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But he might still collect a $120 million severance payment, our columnist writes.
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Meehan also argued that the payment to her was "severance," not a settlement.
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" However, he denied he harassed the woman and argued the payment was "severance.
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"A union could have negotiated better terms and severance in layoffs," he says.
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But the severance effectively bought me six years worth of my life back.
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Warren estimated that it would take $75 million to pay the accurate severance.
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If Moonves is stripped of his severance, does CBS deserve to keep it?
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The severance offer Recode reviewed (which may not apply to all terminated employees) provides three months of "garden leave" — in which an employee remains on the payroll with benefits but stops working — as well as one month of severance pay.
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The bank also has a solid severance package for those being terminated, he said.
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Sears' adjusted results exclude items including closed store and severance charges, and pension expenses.
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The group protested against Moonves's severance package last week at CBS's annual shareholders meeting.
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He referred to the payment as a "severance" in his interview with the Inquirer.
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Operating expenses fell 11.3% to C$106.2 million, as it recorded lower severance costs.
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The impact of the oil price slump is hardly limited to severance tax receipts.
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He convinced her to use her severance check to get a new video camera.
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Minson is now co-CEO and has reportedly secured a multimillion dollar severance package.
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The two parties, though, now estimate severance costs to be closer to $20 million.
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Still, a spokesperson for Transform told CNBC that severance owed has already been paid.
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If she is let go, she stands to receive a $57 million severance package.
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Talks will be held with labour unions in an effort to agree severance terms.
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For the next few months, I stopped everything and survived off severance and unemployment.
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Around 10% of employees accepted the offer, which amounted to about two months' severance.
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Large severance payments are rare in India, and founder Murthy had questioned the move.
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Initially, he said, the company did not offer the workers any severance or counseling.
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According to Iverson, laid-off workers have been told they will receive severance packages.
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The layoffs will cost the company $3.5 million in expenses such as severance packages.
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Compensation costs fell 28.5 percent to $3.65 billion, including $155 million in severance charges.
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And at the moment, no severance money has been offered to ease the transition.
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He will reportedly receive $25 million in severance, although that has not been confirmed.
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Operating expenses rose marginally to $1.64 billion from severance costs related to Visa Europe.
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Lewandowski remained on the Trump payroll, though both sides claimed these were severance payments.
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In June 2017, with a separation agreement including severance pay, he agreed to retire.
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She said she was shocked when she learned the promised severance wouldn't be paid.
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The $20 million fund will not cover a full severance plan for the workers.
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These agreements force ex-employees of Tesla into arbitration if they want severance pay.
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After asking for his resignation, all nine employees were fired without notice or severance.
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Will Les Moonves fight the board's decision to deny him $22019 million in severance $$?
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Mr. Dauman will depart with a total severance package valued at about $21 million.
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WeWork has postponed thousands of layoffs because it's too broke to pay workers severance.
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And if we do close, we don't know if we'll even get severance pay.
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Some have moved without making severance or pension payments, in violation of Chinese law.
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Morrissey said GM would provide salaried workers with severance packages and job placement services.
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He could potentially receive nearly $90 million in severance, according to compensation consultant Equilar.
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That would allow the company to fire him for cause and withhold his severance.
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The report says the company has justification to deny him $120 million in severance.
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The employee had threatened to file a lawsuit, and was paid $48,395 in severance.
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Try to negotiate for severance, on the grounds that they've effectively ended my career?
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The third was to resign, not to come back, and receive three weeks' severance.
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An HR representative came in, discussed Mr. Tam's severance package and took his laptop.
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Don't do that unless the severance package is worth it to you, advised Ballman.
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McKesson also said it was offering severance benefits and outplacement services for impacted employees.
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In the US bankruptcy cases, creditors are paid before employees that are owed severance.
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The order includes wages, severance obligations and incentive plan obligations, and workers compensation claims.
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I'd be losing everything: my paycheck, health care, and the severance I was promised.
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All employees at closing stores receive 60 days pay and a severance, he added.
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He will receive 26 weeks severance pay, in addition to prorated bonuses as warranted.
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The aftermath: Ailes resigned on July 22, 2016, with a $40 million severance package.
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At issue is whether the taxpayer-funded severance package is allowed under House rules.
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Bad News: In September 2018, Telltale unceremoniously laid off 275 employees without any severance.
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Laurence's severance payment was not included in the third quarter numbers, the company said.
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In its statement, WeWork said the laid-off employees would receive severance and benefits.
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Kohl's will offer the affected employees severance packages and outplacement services, according to Johnson.
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Severance, a radically understated debut novel from Ling Ma, is about a zombie apocalypse.
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Four staffers told Insider that the campaign hadn't yet paid any severance, adding that campaign told the laid-off former staff they'd receive severance once they returned equipment, or promised, in vague terms, that they'd receive $400 to $500 in the near future.
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As part of my severance, I was able to keep all my deferred cash and stock compensation, get paid three months of federally mandated WARN Act pay, receive six months of fully paid healthcare, and receive a six-figure lump sum severance check.
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"I don't know of a company that provides severance that doesn't ask for those people who are subject to that severance to sign a nondisclosure agreement," said Melinda Wolfe, who was the head of human resources for Bloomberg from 2008 to 2013.
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While you're going through the hiring process, severance can be a delicate subject, says Klein.
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The milestone win tied Wright with Alexander Severance, who compiled 413 victories from 1936-61.
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Two weeks later, Ailes was ousted from the network with a $40 million severance package.
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Other Pebble employees who aren't making the move to Fitbit will be offered severance packages.
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Getting paid severance can happen for some employees, in some cases, some of the time.
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Before you sign any exit papers, decide if you want to negotiate a higher severance.
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It means that you'll have to pay a severance package, but everything is laid out.
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Unfortunately, the law prevents companies in the process of liquidating from issuing employees any severance.
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Excerpted from Ling Ma's upcoming book, Severance, out August 2018 from Farrar, Straus and Giroux.
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Two months later Mr Clifford was fired, albeit with a whopping severance package of $871,000.
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They locked themselves into the factory, refusing to leave until they got their severance pay.
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The layoffs will cost about $3.5 million, primarily related to severance, according to the company.
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He walked away with as much as $25 million in severance, The Washington Post reported.
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Around $200 million of the $950 million impairment charge is being used for severance payments.
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Severance taxes, levied on oil and gas producers, declined 2628 percent between 28500 and 6900.
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A Sears spokesman declined to comment on the bonus plan or its current severance policy.
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But that victory added up to more than generous new salary increases and severance provisions.
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WeWork's co-CEOs would walk away with millions in severance payments if SoftBank replaced them.
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Roughly 30,000 workers are out of a job and no one is getting a severance.
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The remaining employees would lose their jobs, probably without the benefit of any severance pay.
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Mehboob-Khan will receive 7 million euros on top of severance benefits and outstanding bonuses.
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Trump's campaign said in a statement that the money was part of a severance package.
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Employees should receive severance amounting to two weeks for every year of service, it says.
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Finally, the pro-severance folks are a bit liberal (no pun intended) with their math.
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In the meantime, Pennella is surviving on his dwindling severance pay and the odd jobs.
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His severance package consisted of two months' pay and a one-way ticket to India.
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Mr. Moonves could still contest the board's ruling and fight for his severance through arbitration.
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The FDIC has resisted hurrying its severance reviews, according to those familiar with the discussions.
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Mr. Ravich said a severance of around $700,000 was more likely, according to her complaint.
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Also, for most established companies, an ounce of severance is worth a pound of lawsuits.
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If he didn't, he could be fired for "cause" and would forfeit any severance payment.
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Last week, Everlane laid off eight temporary workers with three days' notice and no severance.
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Canada's fifth largest lender recorded an employee severance charge of C$339 million ($255.16 million).
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Initially, they weren't paid severance, even when the private equity firms walked away with millions.
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The book retailer was not specific, and said Parneros would not receive any severance pay.
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You might be able to negotiate a better severance package, if you have some leverage.
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Bose says it's offering outplacement assistance and severance to employees that are being laid off.
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The quarter also included a $158 million tax benefit and severance costs of $172 million.
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He got severance pay but lost access to what would have been more generous benefits.
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What makes Severance dazzling is the underlying theme of cultural identity interwoven through the story.
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CBS announced it will donate a portion of Moonves's severance to organizations that support #MeToo.
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Severance will be provided to those people who decide to leave the company, Joly said.
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This week, a 9-year-old boy threw the first "legal" snowball in Severance, Colo.
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Many use the severance payments to start businesses like bakeries or selling construction materials, workers said.
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Employees were later told that they would be terminated without severance if they refused to sign.
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When he left CIT less than two years later, he received a $10.9 million severance package.
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But he's leaving with something of a cushion: a severance package worth more than $28 million.
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Escobedo will not receive severance or compensation after his resignation takes effect, a university spokesperson said.
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" He also "is eligible for cash severance of about $201 million and $218,26 of other benefits.
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This past quarter, the company paid $2.1 billion in restructuring costs, partly attributable to severance costs.
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Sete Brasil owes about 18 billion reais to banks, a national workers' severance fund and suppliers.
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It seems his severance package is being held hostage by the man whose wife he killed.
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But severance payments boost upfront costs and branch closures can poison relations with employees and clients.
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Some were cut without severance, or saw the 20 percent cut applied to their final paychecks.
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Spokesman Jonathan French said Shell's severance packages were "currently among the most generous in the sector".
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Bell resigned from Yahoo today and will not receive severance, according to Yahoo's 22014-K filing.
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The company recorded a net charge of $172 million related to employee severance and asset writedowns.
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My wife, who was 220 at the time, had just negotiated her severance for early retirement.
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Democrats want a severance tax on oil and gas production that would feed the general fund.
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Severance one week per year is that the rule you should know you draft the agreements.
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Severance packages will be offered and the company said it expects to dismiss workers by June.
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The company offered assistance with job hunting and resume-writing, as well as other severance benefits.
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Each quarter, the bank has $50-100 million worth of severance costs related to those workers.
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The decision process can sometimes take months, frustrating former employees waiting for deferred stock or severance.
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A previously leaked document showed that Ailes was in line for a $40 million severance fee.
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A spokesman for U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue, whose office opposed Nordlicht's severance motion, declined to comment.
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Easterbrook's severance package could be worth as much as $41.8 million, according to analysis by Equilar.
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Under his contract, Moonves is owed as much as $180 million in severance, according to CNBC.
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It is expected to free up 42 billion reais ($11.08 billion) from workers severance fund accounts.
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In the memo, staffers today learned that those laid off would receive 90 days severance pay.
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Cameco said severance costs and a strengthening Canadian dollar also weighed on its first-quarter results.
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He is currently gearing up for a legal battle with his old company over his severance.
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It was revealed in July that Lewandowski was still being paid severance by the Trump campaign.
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Suddenly, his $2,000 biweekly paycheck shrank to a $251-a-week unemployment check, plus some severance.
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As such, I'd rather have them vest all my stock than give me a severance package.
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"We disclose the severance payment publicly each time he is on our air," Ms. Levin said.
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Enrolled: Over 230,000Offered by: University of MichiganTaught by: Professor Charles Severance Rating: 4.6-4.8/5 stars
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By January, 60 percent of the staff had been let go, most without any severance package.
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The board is expected to make a determination about the severance by the end of January.
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He also said he would resume severance payments, which were halted when Sears filed for bankruptcy.
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No more golden parachutes over Illinois Tired of shady officials cashing out with massive severance packages?
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Ailes reportedly will be kept on as an informal adviser and receive $40 million in severance.
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Cattaneo has been negotiating his severance package and is close to an agreement, three sources said.
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Instead, staff reduction will focus on early retirement, termination with severance packages and reduced work hours.
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"The severance package I will get is not a scandal," the paper cited him as saying.
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The severance package was four months' pay and three months' health insurance coverage, per another source.
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According to company documents filed on Monday, Easterbrook is entitled to 26 weeks of severance pay.
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With coal paying less in severance tax to the state, there is less funding for schools.
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One of the complaints that activists advanced was that the severance pay was not sufficiently generous.
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That would allow the company to fire him for cause and withhold his $120 million severance.
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Instead, the scheme helped sink Mr. Moonves, and may cost him a $120 million severance package.
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The two had informal discussions about a severance package, and Ms. Tirschwell asked for $2 million.
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For one, while some companies may pay several weeks of severance, others have more lax policies.
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Mr. Moonves's severance package will depend on the result of the company's investigation into the claims.
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He claims to have $2700,210 in the bank, including a $211,20183 severance from his former employer.
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But Ms. Mayer fired him just 14 months later, resulting in a $4.833 million severance payout.
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She'll be the sole owner, but she's paying him a lump sum, plus a severance package.
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O'Reilly reportedly received a severance package upon departing Fox for $25 million, or one year's salary.
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It said it would provide 60 days of pay and severance for eligible workers not placed.
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That can include severance pay or a temporary extension of benefits, such as employee assistance programs.
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He left with more than $37 million in stock awards and a severance settlement of $675,000.
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In 1981, Mikey got a $10 million severance package from the investment bank where he worked.
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The bank also reported $172 million in severance costs after slashing its global workforce by 2%.
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Sabnis what Mr. Kleinfeld received in severance pay, a figure that has not been made public.
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"I relied on a combination of savings, my severance packages and selling old clothes," he said.
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There is also clear frustration about the terms of severance -- or lack thereof -- for certain employees.
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For workers who were unable to find another job at the company, Walmart offered severance pay.
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In 2012, he negotiated a severance after 13 years in finance in order to be free.
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But this leads to another question: Who gets whatever severance money that is denied him instead?
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"The sad reality is you've just been terminated without your severance," said one worker Axios interviewed.
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KKR and Bain Capital agreeing to hand out severance is a huge win for this movement.
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In some speculative books out this month, like Severance by Ling Ma and Vox by Christina Dalcher, protagonists have to navigate worlds drastically reshaped by a global events, like pandemic (Severance), or a policy that limits women's speech to less than 100 words a day (Vox).
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However TripActions' spokesman disputed the details about severance and medical cover, saying it is offering severance packages for U.S. employees that include two months of company-paid COBRA health insurance coverage, extending health benefits through the end of June, along with a minimum of 3 weeks salary.
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Eli Lilly: Lost money due to severance and acquisition costs, not because people weren't buying their drugs.
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And then the Toys R Us layoffs happened; more than 30,000 works losing their jobs without severance.
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Above, page from a financial disclosure report showing Bill Shine's severance, salary and bonuses from Fox News.
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No payday: Moonves has been stripped of his $100 million-plus severance package due to the allegations.
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As a result, Transform is not obligated to reimburse Old Sears for having made the severance payments.
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It left 250 people with no jobs, no severance, and only days left on their health insurance.
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A whopping 85 percent of WeWork employees said this severance isn't fair, according to the Blind survey.
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At the same time, Caixa is preparing a new voluntary severance program aimed at mid-level employees.
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The numbers add up except for my full sign-on bonus and severance according to my contract.
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Instead, I went straight to negotiating a severance — and even burned valuable vacation days before my departure!
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A few spokes, however, were given until February to decide whether to spin out or take severance.
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It also said the cost of reorganizing, including employee severance payments, contributed €800 million to its losses.
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It had received criticism for having Lewandowski on its air while he received severance from the campaign.
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The Offer is a voluntary separation package consisting of 2 months severance and 4 months of COBRA.
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But unlike other federal employees, it doesn't appear that Comey has any severance package coming his way.
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The funding included in the Budget reflects close-out costs for USIP, particularly to pay severance costs.
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As McDonald is not a main board director M&S will not be releasing severance payment details.
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Income from severance tax accounted for about one-sixth of that state's overall tax revenue in 2014.
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Heck, Billy Bush received a multimillion-dollar severance deal and then traveled to Japan with his daughter!
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In a regulatory filing on Monday, McDonald's said Mr. Easterbrook would receive six months of severance pay.
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The restriction currently in place subjects any severance payouts to clearance by the OCC and the FDIC.
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Stumpf is not receiving a severance package following his retirement and forfeited $85033 million in unvested stock.
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SeaWorld said it will offer severance benefits and outplacement assistance to employees whose jobs have been eliminated.
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Gottlieb, almost embarrassed by the generosity of his severance package, returned to Knopf and refused a salary.
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I received an even better severance, and they had to pay my lawyer's fees and a fine.
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That information will inform the CBS board's decision about whether to pay Moonves $120 million in severance.
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We offered voluntary severance, a good and honorable package, on the Tube, and many people took it.
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Penny stepped down from his position at USA Gymnastics last year with a $1 million severance package.
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In Severance, a town about 60 miles north of Denver, it's long been illegal to throw snowballs.
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The taxpayer-funded settlement payments were made from Conyers's congressional office in the form of severance payments.
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Under bankruptcy law, severance payments are rarely allowed without the agreement of creditors or a labor contract.
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For example, severance pay for laid-off Indonesian workers is well above the standard in neighboring countries.
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The group has agreed the cuts with labor bosses via natural attrition, semi-retirement and severance packages.
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In the second quarter, Barrick took a $28 million severance charge after cutting jobs and closing offices.
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This issue is far more complex than the pro-severance forces are making it out to be.
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Such a sudden digital severance often reads as a profound act of passive aggression or conflict aversion.
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Eventually, she filed a lawsuit, but it was quickly dismissed as she had signed a severance agreement.
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To receive severance, however, employees would need to sign a strict non-disclosure and non-disparagement agreement.
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Meehan, who is married, has said he did not harass the woman and called the payment severance.
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Mr. Dauman departed the company this month with a total severance package valued at about $72 million.
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Last year, they were both laid off — no severance or unemployment, because they were not technically employees.
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In December, acting on a report from the law firms, the board decided to withhold Moonves' severance.
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He was also accused of accepting a hefty severance package when be become the parent company's CEO.
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Stapleton said she accepted severance when she left earlier this year, although she declined to provide details.
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Workers at other direct-to-consumer brands, however, say they were let go without notice or severance.
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His employment contract included a $330 million severance stipulation, according to a shareholder lawsuit filed this month.
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As an independent contractor, she wasn't entitled to any advance notice, and she wasn't eligible for severance.
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Under the terms of their severance packages, most employees received one month of pay and health care.
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They could have given everyone they laid off severance if they had to, could have given everyone.
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I don't know of any restaurants, personally, that can have the financial capabilities of giving severance pay.
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Last year, when Toys "R" Us went through bankruptcy, Warren advocated for a severance fund for workers.
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Some employers, however, may subsidize the cost of COBRA as part of a severance package for employees.
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A source familiar with the layoffs said employees were offered up to three weeks&apos severance pay.
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Bose wouldn't disclose how many employees are affected by the moves but said they will receive severance.
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Trump got $2.5 million in salary and severance when she resigned from the Trump Organization in January.
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Thomas Rost offered her a severance package when she was fired, but she declined to accept it.
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Watkins claimed she was paid a severance stipend for two years as a settlement after the firing.
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The company has said it will offer severance and transition assistance to those employees who are eligible.
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So, he decided to dedicate his severance — one year worth of salary — to expanding the Evryman movement.
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Based on Boeing securities filings from early 2019, Muilenburg was eligible for about $39 million in severance.
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This staffer was given $27,000 in "severance payments" from Conyers' office funds and signed a nondisclosure agreement.
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Based on Boeing securities filings from early 2019, Muilenburg was eligible for about $39 million in severance.
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Drummond will not receive a severance package, company spokeswoman Jenn Kaiser told Business Insider in an email.
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Severance payments and other expenses will total €7.4 billion through 2022, the bank said earlier in July.
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Based on the documents released so far, the probe seems to be centered on the severance matter.
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Equally, it might indicate a severance between reproduction and sex, or a straight acceptance of gay sexuality.
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As severance, the company agreed to give them the new minimum wage until mid-September, he said.
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Creditors were paid first and no money was allocated after the bankruptcy to pay the employees severance.
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Five other accusers came forward, and Moonves resigned from CBS and lost a $120 million severance package.
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Relying on the House Employment Counsel, the House's legal counsel, Grijalva provided a "severance package" of $85033,395.
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" The source continued: "When Gretchen was told we weren't renewing her contract, she was handed a severance agreement.
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Alitalia on Saturday denied press reports saying the CEO Cramer Ball was negotiating a multi-million severance package.
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That prompted the letter than Warren and Ocasio-Cortez sent to him demanding that he pay the severance.
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It is also pushing for state and federal legislation that would require bankrupt companies to make severance payments.
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According to The Wall Street Journal, Macy's executives could reap large severance packages if the retailer sells itself.
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He said the government planned to integrate the country's severance pay fund with its private retirement insurance fund.
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The company said it would provide severance, benefits and retention packages to the employees impacted by the transition.
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State firms and government departments also plan to reduce their headcount, mainly through severance packages and hiring freezes.
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If he is removed, he could potentially receive nearly $90 million in severance, according to compensation consultant Equilar.
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In a concession to unions, severance pay employers have to give employees will be increased by 25 percent.
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They gave him a severance package that paid for business school, a new car, and his living arrangements.
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On Monday, state-controlled lender Banco do Brasil also announced a voluntary severance program, seeking to cut personnel.
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That could be a step towards the complete severance of connections between the University and the theological outfit.
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CBS said it won't pay Moonves any severance until it completes its investigation into the allegations against him.
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Warren has lashed out against Sears' former CEO, Eddie Lampert, over worker severance following the company's 2018 bankruptcy.
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According to the World Bank's "ease of doing business" ranking, Indonesia has the world's third-highest severance pay.
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Ivanka Trump officially shut down her namesake fashion brand earlier this week, letting all employees go with severance.
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Puerto Ricans enjoy among the most generous protections of any American workers, including mandatory holidays and severance pay.
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Recently, VICE's editorial group negotiated a new union contract with management, and successfully argued for better severance packages.
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Mnuchin received a $10.9 million severance package from CIT for less than one year's work as vice chair.
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Severance occurs when the tail tip adheres to the substratum and the rest of the planarian pulls away.
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He added the government planned to integrate the country's severance pay fund with its private retirement insurance fund.
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Patrick, who worked for Kmart for nine years, is not eligible for severance because she was part-time.
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They've been paid their owed wages and PTO, but did not receive any severance or two-week notice.
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The UAE accused Qatar of "funding and hosting" the group in its statement announcing the severance of ties.
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Lampert proposes assuming roughly $166 million in payment obligations to vendors and $43 million in additional severance costs.
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Canada's sixth biggest lender said the charge included severance payments to employees and the cost of changing premises.
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Renault previously axed Ghosn's 30 million euros in deferred and severance pay in the wake of his indictment.
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Two years ago officials planned to allow large companies to fire staff provided they offered sufficient severance pay.
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Wolf said Pennsylvania is the only state in the country without a severance tax on extracting natural gas.
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Early last year, the SEC warned companies that it was on the lookout for potentially troublesome severance agreements.
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He wants to promote formal jobs by cutting severance pay, replacing it with unemployment insurance for new hires.
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The company expects to incur about $3.5 million in expenses, mostly from severance payments, in the fourth quarter.
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The company took a charge of roughly $280 million, largely in severance costs related to the Paris closings.
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The Times expects to take a severance charge next quarter of about $11 million resulting from the buyouts.
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Employee turnover was high and tens of thousands of dollars were spent on severance packages, tax records show.
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If he is forced out of his position, he stands to make tens of millions more in severance.
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Workers are been campaigning to get three months of back wages and severance they say they are owed.
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He is entitled to $0 severance if he is fired for violating the company's anti-sexual harassment policies.
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CBS has said that any severance will depend on the results of an independent investigation of the claims.
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The department store operator also said it expects one-time severance charges of close to C$30 million.
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NBC announced Bush's departure on Monday afternoon, though the details of Bush's severance package are still a mystery.
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Employees have also been asking whether their severance package will take into account any stock they are owed.
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On Monday, the company outlined the terms of Easterbrook's severance package in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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According to company documents filed Monday, Easterbrook is entitled to 26 weeks of severance pay, worth about $675,000.
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That sum is in addition to an $8.4-million severance payment that he received upon leaving the network.
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The staffer was paid more than $27,000 out of Conyers's office budget in the form of severance payments.
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When Google fires lower-level employees, it typically marches them out immediately and pays little, if any, severance.
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The company had originally said it planned to pay severance to many laid-off employees, Ms. Rosales said.
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The FDIC has the final say on severance and until now the decisions have always been made jointly.
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The FDIC defended the pace of its severance audits, which in some cases have taken months to finish.
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One quit before the severance was offered, but after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic.
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What might otherwise have been a hard landing for these managers was cushioned significantly by their severance packages.
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Great American is not in charge of administering employee severance, pensions or benefits, according to a company representative.
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Workers who are fired for cause, such as those involved in the scandal, are not eligible for severance.
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The Times reported a $833 million severance charge for the quarter in connection to the newsroom staff reduction.
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"He didn't get severance solely because he participated in the S.E.C.'s whistle-blower program," Mr. Meissner said.
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Severance payments and other expenses will total 7.4 billion euros, or $8.3 billion, through 2022, Deutsche Bank said.
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At age 34, I finally had the guts and the resources to negotiate a severance to be free.
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There is a practical consideration: Walking away might affect their severance, depending on how the club is liquidated.
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Employees, she said, were provided severance and an opportunity to apply for a Hostess job in another state.
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He left the firm on November 17, 2017, according to the report, with a severance payment of $23,000.
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Trump's campaign said in a statement at the time that the money was part of a severance package.
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In 343 I also got my final after-tax severance check from the employer I left in 2012.
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Mass layoffs were always a looming threat, the severance packages that could come alongside them likely relatively meager.
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Zenefits has laid off about 350 employees in recent months and another 100 employees took a severance offer.
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As the bank deals with a scandal over sham accounts, it has been prohibited from making severance payments.
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Workers will get full severance payments and are encouraged to reapply when the embassy reopens, Tueller reportedly said.
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Excluded from TD's adjusted earnings was a restructuring charge of C$21.19 million related largely to severance payments.
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Whether Mr. Moonves was honest with CBS's investigators could determine whether he collects a $120 million severance payment.
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"It was just thick, eyes watering kinda stuff," said Glenn Severance, 65, a resident of Hawaii Paradise Park.
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In some circumstances, The Times also requires employees to sign nondisclosure agreements in order to receive severance packages.
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He referred me to a lawyer, who got my 11 weeks of severance pay doubled in a settlement.
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CBS said it and Moonves will donate $20 million of Moonves' severance to organizations supporting the #MeToo movement.
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Another 129 employees, or around 12 percent of the staff, have taken severance offers and left the company.
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US-NISSAN-GHOSN-SEVERANCE France warns against 'exorbitant' payoff for ex-Renault boss Ghosn France's finance minister said on Sunday a severance package for former Renault chief Carlos Ghosn, forced to resign in a financial scandal, should not be "exorbitant" and that the French state would follow the matter closely.
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O. Severance by Ling Ma (2018) Tales of apocalypse and not-so-distant dystopias have taken on new urgency in the past decade of pop culture, and like recent narratives that have captured our imagination — Black Mirror, The Hunger Games, The Handmaid's Tale — Severance begins with a premise that feels recognizable.
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It gave me the confidence to negotiate a severance in 2012 and leave my full-time job for good.
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Lampert had previously agreed to pay the severance to workers who lost their jobs before and during Sears' bankruptcy.
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In 23 Mikkelson was laid off from the computer company and got about a year's worth of severance pay.
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Workers themselves were eager to fight because they had been promised severance pay, a promise that was then broken.
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The staffer told CNN severance packages were offered to campaign staffers, including some who had recently moved to Seattle.
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Anderson claims he was stripped of many of his responsibilities within the firm and was eventually fired without severance.
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Klein also notes that some severance agreements will cease benefits if you become employed during a specific time period.
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He got a $40 million severance package with Fox, and remains on tap with the network as a consultant.
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Moonves will not receive any severance payments until an independent investigation of the allegations against him has been completed.
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WeWork has delayed thousands of its scheduled layoffs because it does not have enough cash for the severance costs.
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He will receive a year of salary as his severance, in keeping with the AMNH policy for tenured curators.
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The severance pay issue was a "lesson" for the company which has since then adjusted its practices, Seshasayee said.
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He left the job with no severance, and no prospects for another job in that city, as he wrote.
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I was still running on the excitement of being my own boss (or: riding out a layoff severance package).
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Very little additional information was given about the things that employees care about: layoffs, severance, retention, and equity packages.
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Telltale's head of HR told employees that because of the company's financial strain, employees would not get severance pay.
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A spokesman for Wells Fargo said that there will be "no severance payment or agreement related" to Stumpf's departure.
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She received a generous severance package, and the White House will give a glowing recommendation to anyone who asks.
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Banco do Brasil and workers' severance fund FI-FGTS raised 5.8 billion reais ($1.39 billion) in the secondary offering.
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The funding included in the Budget reflects close-out costs for ADF and IAF, particularly to pay severance costs.
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Zenefits has laid off more than 350 employees in recent months, and another 100 employees took a severance offer.
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Pearson will receive a $9 million severance payment and has a consulting agreement worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Not all jobs are created equal: formal employment with benefits and severance provides a better cushion than piecemeal gigs.
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Hard-line protesters raided the Saudi Embassy in Tehran after his execution, leading to the severance of diplomatic ties.
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Easterbrook walks away with 26 weeks of severance and a briefcase full of non-compete and non-disparagement agreements.
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Ms. Shi lost out in the lottery and got sent home, without five months of unpaid wages or severance.
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Some higher-up members get years of guaranteed severance written into their contracts, making layoffs a "long paid holiday."
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"Corey Lewandowski, who is no longer involved in the campaign, continues to receive monthly severance payments," Mr. Cheung said.
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The bonus loss and the slashed severance aren't likely to be much of a blow for Mayer's personal finances.
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The board members said they had concluded that they had ample reason to fire Moonves, thus denying him severance.
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Many employees, particularly the senior executives, are also entitled to large severance packages if they are fired by Verizon.
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"All of the kids always get blown away that it's illegal to have snowball fights in Severance," Rietkerk said.
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The bill would also hold investment firms legally liable for bankruptcy and severance if the acquired business goes under.
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The three founders also questioned the high severance package given to two former senior officials, the news channel reported.
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Telecom Italia, whose biggest shareholder is Vivendi, said it had agreed a 25 million euro severance package with Cattaneo.
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He is still being paid millions in severance and bonuses by Fox, even while working at the White House.
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Checker Cab gave them an interesting severance opportunity: teach the taxibots the best way to maneuver through Los Angeles.
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The toy store workers are still pushing to recoup all of the $75 million they are owed in severance.
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In addition to losing their jobs and having no severance pay, Sears employees have another worry on their minds.
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About 2,900 employees who were laid off after the company's insolvency filing in June did not receive severance payments.
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Unlike permanent employees, temporary workers can be laid off without big severance payments and lengthy negotiations with labor representatives.
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A source familiar with the matter said that severance payment terms for Stadler would depend on the investigators' findings.
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Cortes was eventually let go from Fox News Latino, although it's unclear what kind of severance package he received.
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The ousted chief executive Leslie Moonves's severance pay is a $120 million question, but shareholders didn't ask about it.
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The company would offer her a severance package of $500,0003 if she signed an agreement promising not to sue.
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They are getting three months of paid "administrative leave" at full salary, plus four weeks of severance, DNAinfo said.
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Ms. Claude, an assistant manager, and the company's thousands of other workers will not receive severance after they leave.
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The WSJ reports that it had to delay thousands of job cuts because it couldn't afford the severance costs.
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They said the prospect of severance pay was the reason many employees have continued working since the bankruptcy sale.
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Sources told CNBC last week Moonves was negotiating a $100 million severance package if he were to leave CBS.
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The store workers say they will not receive severance, even though many say they were originally promised modest payouts.
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On his departure, Boeing stripped him of his bonus, any severance pay, and other incentives worth nearly $15 million.
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Mars is the planet of strategy and severance, while Gemini is the sign that symbolizes the mind and communication.
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The entire San Francisco team was laid off and will receive up to four months of severance, sources said.
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Some employees will be transferred to other positions within Denel and voluntary severance packages have been offered, Denel said.
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" The House does have a "lump sum" payment form, however, that includes a box members can check labeled "severance.
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A share of severance taxes goes to the Virginia Coalfield Economic Development Authority, which funds Industrial Development Authority projects.
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Most of the company's employees won't be as fortunate, because severance payments are rarely paid in US bankruptcy cases.
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After factoring in the severance pay for Mr Pochettino, the annual bill for employing Mr Mourinho is about £19m.
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WeWork reportedly delayed laying off staffers because it couldn't afford to pay severance, prior to accepting the SoftBank bailout.
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But after the firm was acquired, he was laid off in 1981 — with a handsome $220 million severance package.
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And with little social safety net, they felt the company's severance — at $800 for every year employed — was insufficient.
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The company said it incurred $5.4 million pre-tax restructuring charges for severance and related charges in the quarter.
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Anyone who's likely to rely on transactions with the government in the form of benefits, pensions, severance pay, etc.
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Those employees spoke on condition of anonymity because making public comments could violate the terms of their severance packages.
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"The values in this column represent the cash payments to which the executive officer would be entitled under either the change-in-control plan or under the severance agreement, whichever is greater," the document reads, suggesting that a few dominos would need to fall in order for Mayer to receive that severance.
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North Dakota's severance taxes provide another example of how reliant the state became on the oil and gas industry Texas collected nearly twice as much severance tax as North Dakota did in absolute dollar terms in 2014, but the revenue accounted for just 10 percent of the Lone Star State's overall tax income.
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Cunningham is receiving a $1.8 million severance and has agreed not to work for rivals for at least two years.
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The report alleges that Moonves destroyed evidence and misled investigators as he attempted to protect his reputation and severance payments.
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Wells Fargo scandal blocks severance pay for laid-off workers The Depp conundrum: Who should keep tabs on the money?
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The new company would reinstate the severance program it had in place prior to Sears' bankruptcy filing, ESL also said.
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Many, especially in low-skilled industries, stay in the same job for years, so paying them severance becomes very expensive.
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"He talks about giving every American $1,000 a month but can't give his own campaign staffers severance," one source said.
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We recognize this and have offered affected employees supportive severance packages to reduce the impact of this transition on them.
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" He added, "Transform agreed to reimburse Old Sears for these severance payments in exchange for the receipt of certain assets.
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She's also due about $55 million in severance if she decides to leave the company following its acquisition by Verizon.
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Despite Potdevin's alleged misconduct within the workplace, he will reportedly receive a very large severance package of $5 million dollars.
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Barnes & Noble said Parneros will not receive any severance payment and he is no longer a member of the board.
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For those friends and colleagues impacted today, we'll be providing severance and other benefits to support them in their transition.
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The new offer takes on roughly $166 million in payment obligations to vendors and $43 million in additional severance costs.
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The streaming company's culture memo says all of its employees should be "extraordinary" and that "adequate employees" get severance packages.
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PHILADELPHIA ENERGY SOLUTIONS NOT PLANNING TO OFFER SEVERANCE PAY OR HEALTH BENEFITS TO UNION WORKERS LAID OFF FROM REFINERY SOURCES
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And the fact that those employees were let go without severance seems to reinforce an earlier report of toxic management.
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The government will decide how to vote on Ghosn's severance pay when details become clear, a finance ministry official said.
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So let's unpack this: Erlich's new business venture, Bachmanity, depends on the $20 million severance Big Head got from Hooli.
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Muchin received severance pay of $10.9 million, plus $100,000 for unused vacation, and a $200,000 salary, according to the filing.
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The cash will come out of any severance benefits owed to Moonves following a pending investigation into his alleged misconduct.
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Mr. Peña said he could afford to turn down his severance payment because he is single and has no children.
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By his 14th month, Ms Mayer had decided to fire him without cause, triggering a severance payment worth almost $60m.
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Those who leave after May 31st will receive severance packages, and Best Buy will help them with external job searches.
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On Tuesday, Senate Republicans voted to shelve a measure that would have diverted some existing severance tax revenue to PEIA.
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Jaclyn Severance, a spokeswoman for Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen, whose office represented the prison officials, also declined to comment.
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On Monday, the bank launched a voluntary severance program and said it had closed nearly 200 brick-and-mortar branches.
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The union also has cited as sticking points issues related to pay, promotions, educational benefits and severance protection, among others.
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In the underlying theme of separation—Daphne's severance from her husband, the Northern attempt at secession—America is at fault.
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The resolution was not for millions of dollars, but rather for an amount that equated to a reasonable severance payment.
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Compensation expense dropped dramatically during the quarter to $3.7 billion including a severance expense, from $5.1 billion a year ago.
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Moonves was fired from the network in September and may be denied a $120 million severance package after a Dec.
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The company spent $132 million on restructuring and employee severance in the latest quarter, compared with $9 million last year.
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Because his departure is a resignation, Mr. Stumpf will leave without any severance, according to Oscar Suris, a company spokesman.
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The company added that he would not receive any severance payment and that he had been removed from the board.
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ThirdLove CEO Heidi Zak told The Goods all laid-off retail staffers were offered severance, but didn't clarify how much.
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"No one would understand if the severance pay of Carlos Ghosn were exorbitant," Bruno Le Maire told France Inter radio.
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He added that only full-time employees typically received severance packages, but that this would vary depending on local laws.
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Six new directors were added to the board, which then waited to determine whether Mr. Moonves would get his severance.
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Candace, the protagonist of Ling Ma's debut novel, "Severance," is frequently enraptured while observing the routines of those around her.
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Until last month, G.M. had been offering severance packages to entice salaried employees in North America to leave the company.
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It gave employees 24 hours to decide: stay, and get a bonus for good attendance, or quit and get severance.
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His severance pay lost much of its value in the two weeks he had to wait for it to arrive.
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Huawei&aposs severance from Google has forced it to strike up a partnership with satellite navigation company TomTom, Reuters reports.
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M-III Partners declined to comment on the severance fund while Kirkland & Ellis did not respond to requests for comment.
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The plan will cost the lender 503 billion euros, or $250 billion, in severance payments and other expenses through 47.
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Ramaphosa has promised Eskom won't be privatized and that voluntary severance packages will be offered to staff instead of redundancies.
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The departing Andela software engineers gained severance packages and are receiving placement assistance from partners, including incubators CcHub and iHub.
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On Friday, Boeing denied Muilenburg severance and he gave up at least $44 million in stock, the company said Friday.
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"Impacted associates have been offered enhanced severance benefits and outplacement services to support their transition," Walmart told the Economic Times.
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Muilenburg left the company with $80 million in stock and other assets but no severance, the company said last week.
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According to the Connecticut Post, Baker also received $5,000 in severance, which Esty said she repaid to the US Treasury.
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CNN reported that the popular host of "The O'Reilly Factor" will receive "tens of millions" in severance from the network.
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Multiple government accountability groups asked the OCE to investigate Meadows following a Politico report last fall about the severance payments.
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Meadows has said the compensation constituted "severance" pay for continuing to perform some transitional duties after West agreed to resign.
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Before leaving the company, he was told he needed to train his replacement if he wanted to receive his severance.
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Now the scandal has stopped the bank from paying severance to the more than 400 employees it recently laid off.
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The rules were intended to curb golden parachute packages, and Wells Fargo's severance plan is not eligible to be exempted.
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"The long-term continuation of such events will lead to the complete severance of the (industrial) production chain," Gontareva said.
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"I just wanted to have something," said Severance, adding he knew the mask would not protect against toxic volcanic gases.
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Eventually, the local government's labor commission helped negotiate a severance package for karigars who wanted to leave, including Mr. Khan.
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The bank estimated at first it would take $6 billion to cover severance, litigation, asset write-downs and other expenses.
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They aren't being offered severance or early retirement, and may not easily find a comparable job elsewhere with similar pay.
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JP Morgan gave me a bonus and gave me nine months of severance and the rest is history [laughs]. Right.
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The government will decide how to vote on Ghosn's severance pay when details become clear, a finance ministry official said.
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Many UAW workers, however, were furious with union leaders for secretly negotiating a $278 million severance package with NUMMI management.
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Creditors objected to Sears paying severance to people laid off before the bankruptcy, so those workers never received an exit package.
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She recommended Gonzalez appeal to her boss on a personal level to see if she could get a better severance package.
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According to Lampert, Sears Holdings, the company that Lampert ran until it filed for bankruptcy in October, made the severance payments.
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But he said he wanted "old Sears" (the still bankrupt assets) to pay him back for the severance to former employees.
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Klein says that one good way to find out how your company handles severance is to seek out a former employee.
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The filing also said Yahoo Chief Executive Marissa Mayer would get a severance package of $23 million if she were terminated.
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The royal set up the trust with his severance pay of around $10,500 when he left the Royal Navy at 27.
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Macy's, for example, incurred a $5503 million charge in its fiscal fourth quarter related to store closures, severance, and other costs.
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The fund falls well below the $75 million that workers calculate they are owed based on Toys 'R' Us's severance schedule.
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In Severance, Ling Ma creates an alternate recent past, in which most of humankind has been wiped out by Shen Fever.
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"The severance package I will get is not a scandal," he was quoted as saying by a person close to him.
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Cushy contracts for permanent workers, with high severance pay and lengthy appeals procedures, make it costly for bosses to sack them.
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Things were so bad that the company reportedly couldn't lay off staffers as anticipated because it couldn't afford to pay severance.
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Coneybeer feels confident in telling her story because she did not sign the severance agreement upon being fired, she told TechCrunch.
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This round of layoffs is expected to incur about $6 million to $8.8 million in exits costs like employee severance packages.
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When Toys "R" Us announced it would be closing, nearly 31,000 U.S. employees learned that they would not get any severance.
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He also agreed to pay $60 million to the company he founded, and dropped his countersuit for $72 million in severance.
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As for affected employees, Mayfield will be offering them severance packages and the option to apply to open positions at Bosch.
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RPT-WALT DISNEY CO - DURING QUARTER, COMPANY RECORDED CHARGES TOTALING $207 MLN, PRIMARILY FOR SEVERANCE, IN CONNECTION WITH INTEGRATION OF 21CF
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One example: Toys R Us, an iconic brand that went bankrupt in 2017, after which workers spent months protesting for severance.
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The bank also said €800 million in reorganization costs, including employee severance payments, contributed to its losses in the latest quarter.
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Healthineers expects earnings per share to be 20 to 30 percent higher in 2019 as IPO and severance costs fall away.
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Gevers stepped down; an unsigned version of the final resolution of the first Tezos Foundation stipulated more than $400,000 in severance.
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With severance, sales and income tax falling, the state now faces a $1 billion budget shortfall, but has levers to pull.
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She's not expected to join Verizon, and Yahoo has said Mayer will receive a $23 million severance package if she departs.
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The company has declined to offer workers severance pay and has said it would halt health insurance coverage at month's end.
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That meant the executives lost stock awards and severance pay they would have received if there had been an ordinary termination.
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In the lawsuit, McAvoy also alleges that he did not receive his severance pay, which amounted to his $500,000 annual salary.
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IBM took a $1 billion charge in the quarter for severance and other payments for workers who are being laid off.
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Barbara Levin, a CNN spokeswoman, likewise said that the payments were severance and were disclosed to viewers whenever Mr. Lewandowski appeared.
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Now that severance payment has been put in a trust fund, whose fate depends upon an investigation into the abuse allegations.
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She said she couldn't take on additional hours by becoming a flex employee and would likely have to accept severance instead.
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On Monday, CBS's board of directors announced they were denying Moonves severance payment after concluding they had cause to fire him.
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The Liebra workers have sued to try to get the full back wages and severance they're owed, so far without success.
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The team says it officially cut ties with Blades in 2012 and gave him a $40,000 severance check for his troubles.
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The closures come amid Kona Grill's legal battle against its former CEO, who is counter-suing the restaurant for unpaid severance.
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They said staff worked 39 days on average, but they were also given several weeks of severance and healthcare through March.
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And Mr. Moonves could get a severance package of more than $100 million, depending on what the network's investigation turns up.
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That severance is one time his base salary plus his base salary for whatever time was left of his annual contract.
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In February, 2018, Wynn stepped down as chairman and CEO of Wynn Resorts and Wynn Macau, reportedly without a severance package.
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The report, by lawyers hired by the network, says the company has justification to deny Mr. Moonves his $2140 million severance.
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No severance for ex-chief of CBS: Leslie Moonves, the network's former chief executive, will not receive a $53 million payout.
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Rather than blocking a merger, pragmatic employee representatives may use their clout to insist that any deal includes generous severance packages.
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Employees who were laid off could choose a severance package: two weeks of salary or six months of health-insurance coverage.
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Barneys responded in a separate filing, and said it had only about $216 million to pay $230 million in severance obligations.
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Murray tweeted that the paper will at first seek volunteers for severance packages, but it's unclear what will happen after that.
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Microsoft is also claiming the move will cost the company around $950 million, which includes around $200 million in severance payments.
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The charges include expenses related to facility and lease terminations, employee severance and benefit costs and contract terminations, Under Armour said.
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There is the pirate ship on which her duties include handling severance, very literally defined ("Any limb will do," she's told).
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Dr. Wen has been engaged in two months of fraught negotiations over her severance package since she was fired in July.
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He wondered how much notice he would get, and what his severance would be, and how he would tell his wife.
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Ousted Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg did not receive any severance when he was fired in December, a new regulatory filing shows.
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Not Yuval Sharon's thoughtful, moving effort for the outstanding Cleveland Orchestra, which played three performances at Severance Hall here last week.
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Lower-level Yahoo employees will also receive enhanced severance benefits that were established before the Verizon deal was struck last summer.
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The company also said that eligible workers will receive severance and be able to apply for openings at other nearby stores.
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Those who choose not to accept the offer should be given severance like other laid off workers, according to the group.
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Nor do they have to pay the severance that Hostess was obligated to pay Mr. Popovich when he was laid off.
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However, OCE said there were no records of Meadows filing any "severance" or "lump sum" request forms during the transitional period.
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Meadows later reimbursed the U.S. Treasury $400 out of his personal funds after media reports emerged about West's severance payment arrangement.
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The sports network was plagued by higher programming costs and lower advertising revenue, as well as severance and contract termination costs.
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Although CBS paid some of Mr. Moonves's legal fees, it is not paying them amid an arbitration fight over his severance.
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At the same time, Mr. Moonves and his legal team are gearing up to fight CBS in arbitration for his severance.
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She's negotiating to keep the page and its followers as part of her severance package, but she also seems likely to lose.
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After talking with her previous employer, Gonzalez was eventually granted two weeks severance and her benefits were extended for an additional month.
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But then you gave him a $25 million severance package, making it the only package he won't force a woman to touch.
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Roughly 153,215 employees lost their jobs when Toys 'R' Us liquidated its stores earlier this year, leaving many unemployed and without severance.
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At least three people were given additional cash and stock on top of their severance package after making complaints, the report says.
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The trains to industrial software maker said its industrial operating margin, excluding severance payments, fell to 8.3% from 10.5% a year earlier.
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She resigned from the company as soon as its sale to Verizon was finalized, and left with a $23 million severance package.
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Caps on severance pay to fired employees and limits to legal processes that can reverse lay-offs are a priority for firms.
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Ex-CBS CEO Les Moonves won't get his $120 million severance after the network said he interfered in its sexual misconduct investigation.
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Employees eligible for the severance packages were offered three weeks' pay for each year of service, up to a 60-week maximum.
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The Official Gazette made clear they would not be able to claim any severance or seek any other job in public service.
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Earlier this month, many employees protested the lack of severance pay in areas including New Jersey and New York, according to CNN.
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The tax refunds in question can be claimed in relation to ex-gratia lump sum severance payments, rather than legal minimum redundancy.
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When she got passed over for a promotion, I finally convinced her to negotiate a severance and join me in early retirement.
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It expects to report a one-time charge of $4 million in its third quarter for cash severance payments and related benefits.
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Wells Fargo also said Tuesday that Carrie Tolstedt, the former head of the community banking division, would not receive a severance payment.
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"It is not severance of ties," Duterte said at a press conference Friday on his return from a state visit to China.
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Some employees say they were promised both retention bonuses and severance at the time of the bankruptcy, but only received the former.
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But because I was rushing to negotiate my severance, I didn't even think to apply to companies like Uber, Airbnb and Pinterest.
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The bank also said that €800 million in reorganization costs, including employee severance payments, contributed to its losses in the latest quarter.
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An engineer who had joined in 2005, Vian will pocket a gross 6.3 million euros in addition to severance pay, Luxottica said.
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Vian will be paid a gross total amount of 6.3 million euros on top of severance pay, a separate company statement said.
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The company will take a charge of $40 million to $50 million related to severance payments in the third and fourth quarters.
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The museum's founder and first benefactor was a woman: Elisabeth Severance Allen (later Prentiss), the daughter of the treasurer of Standard Oil.
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He declined to comment on possible severance payments to the engineer and other details of the agreement for reasons of data protection.
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He also said that he had refused to accept a severance payment that was contingent on his signing a non-disparagement agreement.
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The staff's paychecks will be cut off at the end of the year, and they will receive no bonuses or severance package.
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Kellogg, the National Security Council chief of staff, reported earning $96,000 in salary and severance for one month working for Cubic Corp.
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Excluding a $172 million net charge related to employee severance and asset writedowns, profit from continuing operations was 34 cents per share.
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The charges against Merrill Lynch over its severance agreements were part of a much bigger case involving allegations it misused customer cash.
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That is likely to be around $675,000, or about half his base salary last year, according to the company's 2018 severance guidelines.
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At the time of the bankruptcy filing she figured she would get about seven months of severance if her store shut down.
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The buyouts come with up to 60 weeks of severance pay, including bonuses and benefits, depending on time spent with the company.
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The New York Times reported that Moonves's termination agreement grants him the right to request an arbitration hearing over the severance pay.
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The company achieved an operating profit margin - excluding severance charges - of 11.5% during the year, within its target range of 11 -12%.
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They are calling for sweeping changes following a New York Times investigation into million-dollar severance packages for executives accused of misconduct.
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Bayer expects more than 4 billion euros ($4.6 billion) in one-off costs from the global cost cuts, mainly for severance packages.
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A recurring complaint during the strike is the state's low severance tax of about 5 percent on coal and natural gas extraction.
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Etsy expects the latest severance charges and other exit costs to total $6 million to $8.8 million, according to a press release.
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And he said he would pay $43 million in severance to Sears employees who have already lost or will lose their jobs.
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Moonves denied wrongdoing, but was sent packing, and after a detailed investigation by two law firms was denied a generous severance package.
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The video game retailer said Mauler's sudden departure was for "personal reasons," and that Mauler would not receive severance or other benefits.
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His brothers thwarted the plan, and Bill was fired from the company with a $400,000 severance payment — but the battle wasn't over.
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The AP reports the lack of funding is due to a drop in coal severance taxes the eastern part of Kentucky receives.
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A spokesperson for the company told Business Insider that these cuts will begin on Tuesday; all employees impacted will receive severance packages.
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O'Reilly, for example, reportedly left the network with a $25 million severance following allegations of sexual harassment and payouts to his accusers.
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Additionally, eligible associates will receive severance and will have the opportunity to apply for open positions at local Kmart or Sears stores.
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Philippe P. Dauman will be dismissed as chief executive of Viacom but will depart with a severance package worth about $72 million.
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Wells Fargo also announced that its head of community banking, Carrie Tolstedt, has left the company and will not be receiving severance.
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According to media reports, the former Real Madrid, Chelsea, Inter Milan and FC Porto manager was paid severance of 15 million pounds.
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In exchange for resigning, Google gave Rubin a $90 million severance package, which paid him $2 million a month over four years.
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Using part of his $250,000 severance from Alfa Romeo, he assumed a lease on a 1,100-square-foot storefront on Third Avenue.
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Shortly after DeMint and his management team returned to Washington, he was stripped of his power while his severance package was negotiated.
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Mr. Moonves, however, will not receive any severance payment, until the completion of an independent investigation into the allegations, the board said.
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Mr. Sanghi said the pledge had expired before his company's deal, and added that nearly all employees had accepted another severance offer.
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Every day, thousands are losing their jobs without severance and with no financial cushion as businesses across all sectors abruptly shut down.
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Despite his efforts, The Times reported, lawyers investigating Mr. Moonves found enough evidence to justify docking him a $120 million severance payment.
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Ms. Lieberman did not sue Momofuku and, she said, after negotiating a month's pay in severance, left the company in July 2013.
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On July 2, Mr. Parneros was dismissed, without the millions of dollars in severance payments that his predecessors had received, he said.
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For years, the state's 29 coal-producing counties depended on the coal severance tax, which mining companies must pay to extract coal.
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In the worst-case scenario, companies go out of business and liquidate, leaving workers out of a job, a paycheck, and severance.
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Kawczynski was given a $85033,000 severance package, according to USA Today, and was paid an annual salary of $49,000 as town manager.
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The government could use savings from a hiring freeze for upfront costly reductions in the workforce, such as buyouts or severance packages.
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"If we can't get severance from Toys 'R' Us, we have to stop it from happening to someone else," Ms. Forbes said.
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Because Mr. Lutz and some colleagues had reported their concerns about Radian to the S.E.C., he did not sign the severance agreement.
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Thursday's hearing was scheduled to consider Purdue's request to pay more than $30 million in bonus payments and severance for Purdue employees.
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The former employees' identities are known to Business Insider, but they requested anonymity because their severance packages are still being worked out.
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Coal-related tax revenues, including property taxes and severance taxes imposed on the extraction of coal, are not what they once were.
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WeWork reportedly delayed laying off staffers because it couldn't afford to pay severance, prior to accepting a massive bailout from SoftBank (SFTBF).
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She argued the firing violated her freedom of speech, and ultimately she won severance from her former employer, the Washington Post reported.
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Philippe P. Dauman, Viacom's former chief executive, left the company this summer with a total severance package valued at about $72 million.
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After that, an HR official took over to explain severance and said those laid off would receive more details by personal email.
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During that time, there were rumors that WeWork had been forced to delay job cuts because it couldn't afford to pay severance.
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But he added that it was likely to fall short of the $75m in severance benefits that workers had been counting on.
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The company spent about $80 million to $90 million on the cost-cutting reorganization, primarily on severance and shutting down field offices.
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If you have a severance and some passive income, you can afford to take lower paying jobs that may pique your curiosity.
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Warren's actions were praised by public interest groups which have been leading the fight for severance for the Toys "R" Us workers.
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Boeing declined to comment on Muilenburg's severance, but a filing earlier this year showed he could be eligible for around $22009 million.
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He was set to receive severance payments from the Trump campaign until the end of 2016, according to his contract, Politico reported.
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Laid off employees will reportedly receive severance through the end of November and health care coverage through the end of the year.
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The former employee said that terminated employees were given until November 19 to sign the severance agreement — or walk away with nothing.
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You can't tell me he's not trying to get himself fired so he can collect his entire contract instead of a severance.
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Toys R Us initially said it wasn't planning to pay severance, but executives still walked away with millions of dollars in bonuses.
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He took his severance money on a trip to England, where wine with dinner woke the sleeping demon, and alcoholism took hold again.
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In addition to the layoffs, Sacks is offering employees who voluntarily quit two months of severance and four months of health care benefits.
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The Post staffers have been lobbying for increased wages, equal pay, better retirement benefits, a higher 401(k) match and improved severance pay.
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He said at the time that the "new Sears" would pay severance to any of those employees who get laid off going forward.
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At stake is $120 million in severance payments owed to Moonves if the investigation proves Moonves did not leave the company for cause.
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The company emailed separation agreements starting on Friday evening, and offered employees assistance with resume-writing and job searches, among other severance benefits.
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Most of the laid-off employees will receive two months of severance, while a few will stay on to help shutter the programs.
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Sources had told Handelsblatt that Daimler is considering a mix severance payments, early retirement and partial retirement for workers whose jobs it eliminates.
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Some staff said the layoffs were disproportionately affecting union members and that many had yet to receive their severance payment of about $400.
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Spokespeople for Warren and Ocasio-Cortez couldn't immediately be reached to comment on Transform's claim that severance was already paid to the workers.
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Oddly enough, she spends almost as many words on how women can negotiate a better severance, reflecting her father's association with firing people.
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I was fortunate to have gotten a substantial severance payment, and a bonus for staying through the completion of my former company's merger.
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Somehow, that is not enough to former ITT Tech CEO Kevin Modany, who claims he's owed $3.3 million in severance and deferred compensation.
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The new board has until the end of January to decide whether former CEO Les Moonves will receive his $120 million severance package.
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If you listen to Hanley's impassioned speech, you'll hear him standing up for classic workers rights issues like severance pay and 401k contributions.
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Failing to cooperate fully in his company's investigation by deleting text messages could count as being fired for cause, which eliminates his severance.
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Yes, but: Even if we accept this explanation, which is tough to do, it still doesn't explain why Shopko promised severance in January.
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A museum celebrating that sound opened in 1995, and seemed poised to oust Severance Hall as the centre of the city's musical life.
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"My government considers that the severance of diplomatic relations renders impossible the conduct of any dispute settlement procedures," the Saudi trade diplomat said.
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If Yahoo sells, Mayer will probably lose her job after four years as CEO and walk away with a $22016 million severance package.
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Fired employees are being given three months' worth of severance pay and an extension of their health benefits for six months via COBRA.
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Great-West Lifeco plans to cut the jobs through reducing temporary positions, a voluntary retirement program and eliminating positions through a severance program.
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My former colleagues and I created the hashtag #IBTWTF to publicly air our grievances after our company failed to pay severance and more.
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Celgene CEO Mark Alles will be eligible for a severance benefit that would be three times his annual salary and cash incentive opportunity.
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" Shkreli's lawyers, in a prepared statement issued after the severance motion was granted Wednesday, said, "We are very pleased by the court's decision.
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He agreed to take on more than $33 million in additional Sears liabilities, mainly bills for merchandise and taxes, and employee severance benefits.
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The bill would have doubled severance payments to laid off public and private sector workers and prohibited most job cuts for six months.
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The charges include about $20 million of expenses related to employee severance and termination benefits, the cereal maker said in a regulatory filing.
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Now some of the workers who were displaced are starting to speak out, despite severance agreements prohibiting them from criticizing their former employers.
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Bank of New York Mellon fell 4.1 percent after the custodian bank said it expected to book more in severance costs in 1203.
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Bernie Sanders laid off hundreds of campaign workers (paying them, I assume, the same lavish severance they would receive in dear old Denmark).
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"I will pay $39,000.00 to the U.S. Treasury to reimburse for the severance payment that was made from my office account," he said.
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The donation will be deducted from any severance benefits that Moonves would have received upon his departure, CBS said in a press release.
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Among those whose jobs were terminated in this phase, some were given severance packages quickly while others are still waiting on separation agreements.
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Charged with sexual misconduct and a failure to cooperate with investigators, he has been terminated for cause and denied his $2016 million severance.
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After that exposé, Moonves was said to be in negotiation with CBS for a severance agreement, reportedly in the ballpark of $100 million.
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Prior to doing so, we got in contact with the Texans about negotiating and at least giving him a severance package that's fair.
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Should the former private equity owners of Toys "R" Us pay around $70 million in severance to the company's 33,000 laid-off employees?
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The fight to get severance for thousands of fired Toys "R" Us workers has moved on to a new phase: Attacking the creditors.
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Ailes was so excited that he was willing to forfeit his severance payment from Fox, which was attached to a non-compete agreement.
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One worker, Bill Jones, quit abruptly, walking away from more than $10,000 in severance because he could not stand seeing the Mexican trainees.
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She hoped her $10,000 post-tax severance package would help carry her through, along with her savings of $50,000, roughly her annual salary.
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New York City's famous Strand bookstore laid off 188 employees, who reportedly received severance and had their vacation and sick time paid out.
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A little bit later, they offered voluntary severance to my group, so I'd be able to get about six months' pay to resign.
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Here are seven great things we wrote about this week: There was a nearly century-old ordinance against snowball throwing in Severance, Colo.
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A draft of a report by lawyers hired by CBS said the company had justification to deny Mr. Moonves his $120 million severance.
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A new law signed earlier this year made New Jersey the first state to require large employers to pay severance during mass layoffs.
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At No Evil Foods, seven employees quit on Friday, March 20, the company told Business Insider, choosing to take their three weeks severance.
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This isn't a narrative about the ups and downs of a romantic relationship, but nor is it really about the severance of one.
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Last week CNBC reported that Moonves had been negotiating an exit from CBS that would entitle him to roughly $100 million in severance.
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It also proposed eliminating severance, child care subsidies, a tuition assistance program, retirement account contributions and language related to affirmative action, she added.
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Jack received a $417 million severance package when he retired, which is one of the largest that any American CEO has ever received.
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Former retail banking head Carrie Tolstedt lost equity awards worth about $19 million, as well as her bonus for this year and severance.
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With two children to support, he was out of work for 15 months and living off his severance pay, savings and odd jobs.
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Bloomberg created his own company in 1981, after he was fired from the investment bank Salomon Brothers with a $10 million severance payment.
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Phil Murphy (D) signed legislation Tuesday that would make his state the first in the country to guarantee severance pay for mass layoffs.
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The German lender said its bottom line suffered because it paid severance to fired workers and wrote down the value of troubled assets.
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Among other things, the bank absorbed severance payments as it eliminated more than 20083,000 jobs, bringing the total number of employees to 88,000.
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But it was not clear if his departure would qualify as a dismissal "for cause," where most severance payouts would be considered void.
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Severance charges and other one-time costs related to the workforce reductions are expected to total around $3 million during the first quarter.
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An employee who had run a consumer fund for MSMB, Tim Pierotti, left the company in November, signing a termination and severance agreement.
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Although the company had paid some of Mr. Moonves's legal fees, it is not paying them amid an arbitration fight over his severance.
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They will receive a severance package, though union organizer Ian Wilkinson declined to say what was included because of a non-disclosure agreement.
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"I will pay $39,000.00 to the U.S. Treasury to reimburse for the severance payment that was made from my office account," he promised.
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Feinberg and Biros have set up a website that will start taking employee claims for severance December 20053 through the end of April.
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Over the past few months, former Toys R Us employees and advocacy groups like Rise Up Retail banded together to fight for severance.
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Credit Suisse said it also took restructuring charges of 355 million francs in the fourth quarter, primarily associated with severance and other compensation expenses.
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At Fiat Chrysler, a severance offer included four new tires, each of which is worth the equivalent of a monthly factory wage in Venezuela.
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The board approved a severance package for out-going CEO Bernardo Hees consisting of payment equal to his annual base salary of $1 million.
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"Because of these shortfalls, [ESL] believes it has no obligation to assume $43 million in severance," the firm's lawyers argued in a recent filing.
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It says Moonves could be denied his $120 million severance package after he had to quit in September amid numerous allegations of sexual misbehavior.
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That program will cost Verizon between $1.8 billion and $2.1 billion in severance charges during the fourth quarter of 2018, according to the filing.
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In the quarter, litigation expenses fell to 120 million euros from 1.2 billion a year earlier, offsetting a rise in restructuring and severance costs.
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Even if they left for a different reason than a layoff, they may give you valuable insight into how the company deals with severance.
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There are two instances that could potentially provide an opportunity to discuss, or even negotiate, severance: Getting hired and getting laid off or terminated.
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Keep in mind, if your workplace is unionized, you will likely be able to negotiate better severance policies that protect you and your colleagues.
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Many companies will require former employees to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) before gaining access to benefits such as severance and COBRA healthcare.
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He said Banco do Brasil, which last month launched a voluntary severance program, was likely to further slash costs to meet its profit estimates.
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While a few of their Buckingham Palace office staff may be reabsorbed into the royal household, most are negotiating severance packages, the Mail reported.
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Why it matters: The report, penned by lawyers hired by the network, says the CBS has justification to deny Moonves his $120 million severance.
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In a statement, Moonves and CBS said that they will donate $20 million of Moonves' severance to advocacy groups who support the #MeToo movement.
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It anticipated booking one-off severance cost of around 17 million francs, all in 2019, for reducing headcount by a net 2% this year.
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Telkom also said it had cut group permanent jobs by 12.5% to 15,296 through voluntary severance packages, voluntary early retirement packages and other layoffs.
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The bank will face tougher sanctions or permanent severance with the California's Treasurer's Office if it does not comply with the sanctions, Chiang said.
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Some people have even been let go with those 2300 percent cuts applied to their final check, and without severance, The Verge has learned.
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A second employee who was laid off this week after two years at Faraday Future, however, said he was offered a typical severance package.
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Additionally, Time's Up has asked that CBS donate Moonves' severance — a cool $120 million dollars — to organizations that address sexual assault and workplace safety.
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" Addressing a press conference in Davao City after his return from a state visit to China, Duterte said: "It is not severance of ties.
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The New York based-company said the severance charge was mainly due to the buyouts announced on Monday as well as other headcount reductions.
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One a scale of one to 10, my happiness level skyrocketed to a 10 after I was able to negotiate a pretty solid severance.
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Axios has obtained one, sent by the company's head of HR, and it says nothing about severance being conditional on Shopko finding a buyer.
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"It's also insulting to think that paying severance wouldn't be the absolute highest priority in terms of next steps," the source tells The Verge.
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For now, I'm relying on my last two weeks of pay, vacation pay, and my severance package to pay my bills and miscellaneous expenses.
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Both the Sanders and Ellison bills include severance, placement assistance, and job training for those affected by the abolition of the private insurance industry.
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While quarterly per-share adjusted earnings beat expectations, the struggling retailer posted a big overall loss due to charges and severance and other costs.
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Schlumberger should post a profit of 30 cents a share when it reports Friday, from a loss on severance and other costs of $1.56.
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One Yahoo employee said she was praying to be laid off so she could collect a severance payment and move on with her life.
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Mediaite reported that the cable network suspended Lewandowski after it discovered that the Trump campaign was still paying him separately from his severance package.
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Because it is considered retirement, he didn't get the lavish severance packages that have gone to other CEOs who were leaving under a cloud.
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McDermott stressed that the company would be offering a generous severance package to any employee leaving the company as a result of today's announcement.
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The company also offers high pay and generous severance, with the understanding that weaker performers will get fired more often than at other companies.
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Britain and the European Union agreed to a severance deal, potentially wrapping up three years of uncertainties after Britons voted to leave the bloc.
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In 2008 it raised the percentage of all salaries that must be set aside for retirement and severance, to 18.5 percent from 2.5 percent.
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Microsoft has wasted at least $8 billion on its failed Nokia experiment, including the costs of restructuring and severance payments for thousands of employees.
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But in March the company's creditors forced it to go out out of business, and the 225,2110 remaining employees did not get severance payments.
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Botha said that regular staff - not just managers and specialists - will be affected by the proposed severance packages, reduced working hours and salary cuts.
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He used his severance pay from the collective farm to buy a bear cub from a nature preserve, taking her home on the bus.
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The company expects to save about $282 million to $21.08 million annually in costs by 21.05, "primarily related to severance and facility exit costs".
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He happened upon his worldwide scoop while visiting his wife at Severance Hospital in Seoul, where she gave birth to their son on Feb.
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The Wall Street Journal reported that Kirby will walk away with over $13 million in cash and stock as part of his severance package.
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CBS announced over the weekend that Moonves will not receive money from his severance package until investigations into the allegations against him are complete.
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What happened: Fighting for better salaries, free agency, and severance, NFL players agreed to go on strike after Week 2 of the 1987 season.
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Some MoviePass staffers gave their two-week notice this week, and multiple people were laid off and given no severance package, one source said.
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Including the severance, she will have received cash and stock compensation worth about $218 million during her time at Yahoo, according to Equilar's calculations.
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The bid said it would also restore the severance pay for the Sears workers who lose their jobs as part of the store closings.
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Unions are particularly anxious about details on plans to cap severance pay that labor courts can order companies to pay in unfair dismissal cases.
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That would deny Moonves access to $120 million in severance that was set aside for him when he stepped down under pressure in September.
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According to Dogen, you could get a nice severance check, any deferred compensation owed, and eligibility for unemployment benefits for up to 26 weeks.
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However, Citigroup said $491 million in charges it took to reposition its businesses, including severance payments, will help lower costs over the long term.
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After leaving Salomon, Bloomberg used part of his severance to start his own business, a financial information technology company now known as Bloomberg LP.
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While the investment firms walked away with millions of dollars in fees, 30,000 Toys R Us workers were laid off, initially without severance pay.
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The workers severance fund FGTS offers home loans as one of several ways it invests money and generally offers lower rates than regular loans.
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Employees who were laid off earlier this week received four months&apos severance pay, regardless of their tenure, according to Business Insider&aposs sources.
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Now WeWork has delayed the layoffs because the company lacks the funding to pay severance, according to a Wall Street Journal report on Monday.
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The S-1 filing said Neumann did not earn a salary and would not be entitled to severance if he were no longer CEO.
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The claim that the payments are severance have not stopped critics from arguing that CNN is being irresponsible in putting Lewandowski on the air.
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But given potential high severance costs and revenue losses, it remains unclear whether a further attempt by Deutsche to trim staff can be achieved.
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KKR alone reported $365 million of economic net income in just the first quarter, which is more than five times the total severance request.
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The benefits of unionization, which guarantees severance and annual pay raises, have only become more obvious during the series of layoffs in recent months.
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Congress is now getting involved in the Toys "R" Us bankruptcy, and the push to secure severance for tens of thousands of fired employees.
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WeWork has delayed laying off thousands of workers because it doesn't have enough cash to pay them severance, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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How the company will handle severance has been a hot topic of conversation, and employees are particularly concerned about the WeWork shares they hold.
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Employees at the director level or above will be offered severance packages, but the airline said some of its managers will be let go.
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Bank of New York Mellon fell about 5 percent after the custodian bank said it expected to book more in severance costs in 2018.
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The QCEW data represent total compensation paid, so frequently packed into the quarterly numbers are one-time items like bonuses, severance and stock options.
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After an extraordinary family conclave at the queen's country residence, Sandringham, the queen offered the couple what amounted to a bare-bones severance package.
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They said they're left with one week of health insurance and two months of COBRA, and most of them received two months of severance.
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The staffers initially weren't offered severance and didn't even get a phone call, said the source, who spoke to Vox on condition of anonymity.
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She's been practicing employment law, including negotiating severance agreements and litigating discrimination, sexual harassment, noncompete agreements, and employment law issues in Florida since 1986.
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When she moved down he had fallen behind on his utility bills, she said, and she paid them with the severance from her job.
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Assuming you got some severance, getting laid off from a job in which you felt stuck and uninspired seems like a stroke of luck.
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"He could still contest the CBS board's ruling and fight for his severance through arbitration," write Edmund Lee and Rachel Abrams of the NYT.
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But Noreika wants officials to work faster when they review severance pay and the agency can choose to waive its check on incoming executives.
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Severance payouts are simple to calculate for rank-and-file Wells Fargo employees who can get two weeks' pay for each year of work.
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The pretax charges include about $20 million of expenses related to employee severance and termination benefits, the company said in a regulatory filing here.
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A large share — 90% — of businesses pay some type of severance to their employees, according to a 83 survey conducted by Willis Towers Watson.
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But they didn't anticipate severance would be "really tight," said the employee, particularly because Sarva's comments highlighted that Knotel would be profitable this year.
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These players do not have access to the 401(k) retirement accounts, annuities, severance pay or health care available to retirees who followed them.
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He could be walking away with as much as $120 million, but CBS said his severance would await the completion of an independent investigation.
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The memo seen by Business Insider said that affected employees will receive "all possible assistance and support," but did not detail a severance package.
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As the retailer goes through liquidation, employees at its flagship store say they haven't received information about a closing date, severance pay or benefits.
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But before you take your severance check and walk out the door, make sure you're getting everything you deserve and protecting your interests. 1.
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Wells Fargo's severance packages typically run from six weeks of pay to as long as 16 months, depending on the employee's length of service.
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In one highly publicized case in 2015, some Disney employees said they were told to train their foreign replacements if they wanted severance payments.
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She is seeking $2,692 for two weeks of severance she said she was promised but never received, as well as compensation for legal fees.
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My intention was to use my severance to pay off debt, so I could live on less pay when I did get a job.
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Some of the measures include allowing workers to make early withdrawals from their severance funds and writing off some tax debts owed by corporations.
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On the issue of severance packages and benefits, Labour Minister Chris Ngige said workers will be entitled to all their entitlements, salaries and allowances.
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Lee said that the affected staff will be informed as soon as possible and will receive some form of severance pay or other compensation.
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The topics ranged from investing in real estate to discussing international equities to highlighting other severance negotiation case studies in order to retire early.
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