In contrast, neighboring Chile has a cap on severance pay.
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Many were let go with little or no severance pay.
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And they've been good about severance pay and all of that.
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We fought for the money we were owed in severance pay.
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Specifically, you won't be able to offer your employees' severance pay.
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Some companies will offer extended health insurance along with severance pay.
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For other government employees, severance pay can't exceed 20 weeks of compensation.
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For those who can't, we offer them severance pay and outplacement services.
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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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Danius's contract had no clause regarding her period of notice or severance pay.
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It added that the severance pay would be reduced by 660,605 euros gross.
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Mr. Peña said his choice cost him at least $10,000 in severance pay.
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In Hong Kong, bankers who lose their jobs get months of severance pay.
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Under Senate Bill 3604, government employees fired for misconduct can't get severance pay.
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He currently is in litigation with the French federation over his severance pay.
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In June 2017, with a separation agreement including severance pay, he agreed to retire.
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These agreements force ex-employees of Tesla into arbitration if they want severance pay.
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And if we do close, we don't know if we'll even get severance pay.
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He will receive 26 weeks severance pay, in addition to prorated bonuses as warranted.
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They locked themselves into the factory, refusing to leave until they got their severance pay.
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The remaining employees would lose their jobs, probably without the benefit of any severance pay.
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In the meantime, Pennella is surviving on his dwindling severance pay and the odd jobs.
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The book retailer was not specific, and said Parneros would not receive any severance pay.
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He got severance pay but lost access to what would have been more generous benefits.
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In the memo, staffers today learned that those laid off would receive 90 days severance pay.
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According to company documents filed on Monday, Easterbrook is entitled to 26 weeks of severance pay.
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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 can include severance pay or a temporary extension of benefits, such as employee assistance programs.
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Sabnis what Mr. Kleinfeld received in severance pay, a figure that has not been made public.
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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 a regulatory filing on Monday, McDonald's said Mr. Easterbrook would receive six months of severance pay.
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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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I don't know of any restaurants, personally, that can have the financial capabilities of giving severance pay.
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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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He said the government planned to integrate the country's severance pay fund with its private retirement insurance fund.
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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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According to the World Bank's "ease of doing business" ranking, Indonesia has the world's third-highest severance pay.
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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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He added the government planned to integrate the country's severance pay fund with its private retirement insurance fund.
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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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He wants to promote formal jobs by cutting severance pay, replacing it with unemployment insurance for new hires.
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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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He referred me to a lawyer, who got my 11 weeks of severance pay doubled in a settlement.
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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 severance pay issue was a "lesson" for the company which has since then adjusted its practices, Seshasayee said.
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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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In addition to losing their jobs and having no severance pay, Sears employees have another worry on their minds.
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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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They said the prospect of severance pay was the reason many employees have continued working since the bankruptcy sale.
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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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After factoring in the severance pay for Mr Pochettino, the annual bill for employing Mr Mourinho is about £19m.
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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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Wells Fargo scandal blocks severance pay for laid-off workers The Depp conundrum: Who should keep tabs on the money?
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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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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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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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"No one would understand if the severance pay of Carlos Ghosn were exorbitant," Bruno Le Maire told France Inter radio.
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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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Meadows has said the compensation constituted "severance" pay for continuing to perform some transitional duties after West agreed to resign.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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 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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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He has surrendered $60m of $180m in severance pay that he would ordinarily be due, pending the outcome of an investigation by the CBS board.
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Monday's move is important as executives are generally entitled to receive severance pay if they resign with good reason, but not if they are removed.
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Some of the carrier's 700 pilots, encouraged to look for jobs elsewhere, have drafted their own severance pay offer to SAA, the second source said.
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The journalists will receive three months of severance pay, Scott Heins, a photojournalist and reporter for Gothamist, told BuzzFeed News from a bar Thursday evening.
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Pearson took home $60.5 million in stock and the rest in severance pay and other benefits, Valeant disclosed Thursday to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Ciudadanos wants a single contract instead of the present two-tier labour market, with lower severance pay but portable retraining credits for those laid off.
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The difficulties of hiring and firing, including hefty severance pay, have kept many workers on short-term contracts and have stifled efforts to boost manufacturing.
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The remaining employees would lose their jobs, probably without the benefit of any severance pay, which was suspended at the time of the bankruptcy filing.
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CBS said on Sunday that it will donate $20 million of Moonves's potential severance pay to one or more organizations that support the #MeToo movement.
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Some WeWork employees have banded together into the WeWorkers Coalition, which is calling for severance pay and compensation for lost equity for laid off employees.
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"There is no connection between the severance pay and the examination (of conduct) which was found to be completely proper," Hapoalim said in a statement.
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He's received just one week of severance pay despite his seven years on the job, calculated using his base pay instead of his tipped wage.
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That same year, using his IT expertise and a healthy chunk of his severance pay, he started Bloomberg LP, which provided data to financial traders.
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Hollande's plans to cap severance pay were eventually dropped after the unions blocked oil refineries for several weeks and cut power production at nuclear plants.
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Some WeWork employees have banded together into the WeWorkers Coalition, which is calling for severance pay and compensation for lost equity for laid off employees.
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In a sad irony, that contract-worker status also means drivers will not be entitled to severance pay if Uber ceased to operate in London.
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The president appoints the FBI director for a typical 10-year term, and the Office of Personnel Management says presidential appointments aren't eligible for severance pay.
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When Baker did depart, he did so with severance pay and a job recommendation that he and Esty had co-written, according to the Washington Post.
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VW made headlines again in January with reports that compliance chief Christine Hohmann-Dennhardt was receiving generous severance pay after only 13 months in the job.
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McDonald's former CEO Steve Easterbrook is set to receive at least $21.25,53 in severance pay after being fired for having a consensual relationship with an employee.
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She was ordered to turn in her airport access badge and told she would receive no severance pay and would soon run out of health insurance.
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Under the government's personnel policy, neither political appointees nor employees who work for the federal government for less than 12 months are entitled to severance pay.
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PES shut its final crude unit in late July, and roughly 1,000 workers were laid off without severance pay or the option for continued health insurance.
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In a litigation demand, it requested that the company's board claw back the severance pay given to the executives who took part in the bribery scandal.
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All three of the employees Business Insider spoke with worked at the company for less than 12 months and were offered two weeks of severance pay.
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It's a bit of a surprise, but I have a job until the end of the month and then three months' severance pay, so I'm not panicked.
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In a concession to unions, normal severance pay would be increased from 20 percent of one month's wage for each year in a company to 25 percent.
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The reform package also includes pledges to lower exemptions and reduce corporate tax, and to integrate the country's severance pay fund with its private retirement insurance fund.
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Walmart said it intended to transfer as many workers as it could to nearby stores and offer severance pay to those who do not find new positions.
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As the CEO of McDonald's, Easterbrook was earning $1.35 million a year as his base salary; 26 weeks of severance pay based on this amounts to $675,000.
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Easterbrook earned $15.9 million in his role as McDonald's CEO in 2018, and he is set to receive at least half a year's wages in severance pay.
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OUR, a labor group focused on retail workers across the country, had been trying to help Toys "R" Us workers receive severance pay and find new jobs.
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Ms. Chapman said the city manager then threatened to fire her if she did not resign, which would allow her to collect two months of severance pay.
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It cut severance pay from 45 days to 33 days per year worked; in the past companies sometimes closed because they could not afford to lay off workers.
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At the heart of his public work is the Prince's Trust, the organization he set up 42 years ago with his $10,000 severance pay from the Royal Navy.
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John Cryan, Sewing's predecessor, received 8.7 million euros in severance pay and a 2.2 million euro payment to compensate him for what he could earn with a competitor.
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John Cryan, Sewing's predecessor, received 8.7 million euros in severance pay and a 2.2 million euro payment to compensate him for what he could earn with a competitor.
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Meyer's orders were taken away and she was given one year's severance pay due to her sexuality; the same could happen at any point for other LGBTQ clergy.
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A spokeswoman for Baylor, a private Baptist university in Waco, said the money was severance pay, made as part of a legal settlement, and came from institutional reserves.
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The charge claims the company has "an unlawfully broad non-disparagement clause," which Redwine says she would have had to sign in order to collect her severance pay.
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At the end of November the committee relinquished just enough money to allow the KMT to provide the severance pay required to lay off more than half its staff.
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These included cutting severance pay for permanent staff in order to make temporary contracts less attractive to bosses, and allowing firms in dire straits to depart from wage bargains.
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The largest U.S. automaker on Wednesday offered six months of severance pay to 18,000 of its 50,000 salaried workers in North America who have 12 or more years' experience.
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Had the employees been laid off before the bankruptcy, they would have been entitled to severance pay of up to one week of pay for every year of service.
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Since November, employees at Barneys's flagship at Madison Avenue and 61st Street have been in limbo, lacking basic information about the store's closing date, severance pay and their benefits.
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Five current employees, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were still hoping to receive severance pay, said the shortfall was also not disclosed to Barneys workers.
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Indonesia's current rules on severance pay are among the most generous in the world and business say they deter formal hiring due to the expense of sacking underperforming employees.
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Three years ago that staff had unionized, and as a result 11 people who lost their jobs were able to receive 12 weeks of severance pay and health insurance.
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General Electric – GE will pay ousted CEO John Flannery $4.25 million in severance pay, and will keep his eligibility for equity awards that depend on the company's long-term performance.
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A spokesman for the company said that it provided severance pay for all salaried workers, and that there were jobs available at other G.M. plants for all affected hourly employees.
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Huawei unexpectedly became the center of online anger in China this month after an employee said he had been jailed for 251 days after demanding severance pay from the company.
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Players of my generation and those who came after me fought to be represented by an agent, to get an independent medical opinion on injuries and to receive severance pay.
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He had also reportedly raised concerns over corporate governance issues at Infosys related to severance pay for a former executive and the acquisition of an Israeli software company under Sikka.
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The bill will also loosen politically sensitive labour laws and cut maximum severance pay to 17 from 32 months, while ordering firms to give cash benefits upfront to appease unions.
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Pester had already dropped a 2 million pound bonus linked to completing the IT switchover, but is still in line to receive 800,000 pounds of severance pay this year, Meddings confirmed.
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One source close to the situation said he would get 32 million euros, the biggest severance pay ever awarded to an executive in Italy after just over one year in office.
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The company eliminated positions across several areas and job levels, resulting in a $44 million pretax charge related to severance pay and other employee-related costs, according to a regulatory filing.
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Viacom — Chief Executive Philippe Dauman and Chief Operating Officer Thomas Dooley have sent letters reserving their right to resign "for good reason," in a move that protects their potential severance pay.
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Companies are also offering to cover severance pay for employees willing to quit a previous job at a day's notice, rather than working out the traditional 60-day period, he said.
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The outrage from laid-off American tech workers has been muted because companies frequently require employees to sign nondisclosure forms prohibiting them from criticizing their employers in exchange for severance pay.
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Solo will receive three months of severance pay after the termination of her contract, but Nichols said Wednesday night that he would file a grievance on her behalf on Thursday morning.
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The insiders were hesitant to speak publicly, they said, because of the ongoing investigation and out of fear that they might be reprimanded by uBiome and not receive their severance pay.
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Outlining the findings of an external legal review of the deals with state firms worth more than $50 million, SAP said three executives suspended last year had resigned without severance pay.
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In 1979, at the height of the oil crisis, the company where he worked went bankrupt; he collected a severance pay that allowed him to leave and establish himself in France.
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Kenneth Starr, who was forced to step down as the university's president and chancellor in the wake of the scandal, received more than $4.5 million in severance pay, the school said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French business leaders urged the government to beef up a revised labor reform bill after pressure from unions and students forced it to scrap plans to limit severance pay.
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"Upon his departure, Dennis received the benefits to which he was contractually entitled and he did not receive any severance pay or a 2019 annual bonus," Boeing said in a statement.
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Capping the maximum severance pay that courts can impose could be acceptable if the basic level goes up instead, he says, and he does not expect to join big protests in September.
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Renault said on Wednesday it had blocked 212 million euros in deferred and severance pay to Ghosn, who had served as its CEO since 21, and as chairman for almost a decade.
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Still, it infuriated Google employees, who learned nearly a year later in a New York Times investigation that he'd negotiated a $90 million severance pay package on his way out the door.
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PES shut its final crude unit in late July, and more than 600 workers are in the process of being laid off without severance pay or the option for continued health insurance.
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Renault said on Wednesday it had blocked 212 million euros in deferred and severance pay to Ghosn, who had served as its CEO since 2005, and as chairman for almost a decade.
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Severance pay for laid-off workers and moving expenses for transferred workers are outlined in contracts between the union and the company, according to a spokesman for the United Automobile Workers union.
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That's what happened at millennial-focused digital news publication Mic, which sold to Bustle Digital Group last month and whose union has been through weeks of bargaining for things like severance pay.
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In March 2150, the company announced it would liquidate all of its U.S. stores as part of its bankruptcy process, offering none of the more than 2000,230 people losing their jobs severance pay.
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In the wake of Conrad's departure last year, Zenefits shed hundreds of employees, including many on the sales team, through a combination of layoffs and an offer to take severance pay and quit.
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The employees are asking the court to invalidate a written agreement they made with IBM that requires them to waive their right to challenge the company in court in exchange for severance pay.
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Larsson, who will stay on until May 1, will get $10 million in severance pay over two years and his bonus for the company's 2017 fiscal year as part of his separation agreement.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sent a letter to Sun Capital, the private equity firm that owned the now-liquidated Shopko, asking the firm what it plans to do about severance pay for former employees.
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Ralph Lauren reported a net loss of $204 million, or $2.48 per share in the fourth quarter ended April 1, reflecting a more than $300 million charge related to restructuring and severance pay.
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Firing with severance pay would be the first, followed by a delayed bill allowing well-paid, white-collar workers to be paid by performance rather than the number of hours they clock up.
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Google reportedly gave Android creator Andy Rubin $90 million in severance pay when he left the company in 2014 following a sexual misconduct allegation, despite having no contractual obligation to offer the money.
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As explained in The Times on Sunday by Julia Preston, most of the displaced workers had to sign agreements prohibiting them from criticizing their former employers as a condition of receiving severance pay.
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Ford Europe aims to trim headcount through voluntary redundancies, such as by offering staff early retirement, severance pay and other options, Jim Farley, head of the carmaker's European business said in an interview.
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Employees may also be asked to sign an NDA when they are terminated in exchange for severance pay, or in exchange for money after a sexual harassment or discrimination case has been settled.
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In addition to the roughly one million euros paid to her and two of the couple's adult children, the newspaper said she had also received severance pay totalling 45,000 euros ($48,663) over the years.
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The reason for the new rule was that virtually all employers had begun making severance pay and other parting benefits contingent on a laid-off worker signing away the right to sue the company.
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Other Purdue Pharma attorneys noted during the hearing that none of the money still owed to Sackler employees -- like sign-on bonuses and severance pay -- would go to any member of the Sackler family.
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In 2018 Italy's government raised severance pay for permanent workers and lowered time limits on temporary contracts, despite a warning from the national social-security administration that it would lead employers to shed temp workers.
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Outlining the findings of an external legal review of five software deals with state-run electricity firm Eskom and rail-freight company Transnet, SAP said three executives suspended last year had resigned without severance pay.
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In comments on the social media platform Weibo, many users posted numbers that were coded references to a recent scandal in which a Huawei worker was jailed for 20003 days after he demanded severance pay.
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The lender said it would pay outgoing CEO Federico Ghizzoni 2100 million euros gross upon resolution of his employment and another 240 million euros in cash and shares deferred over five years in severance pay.
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The fight for a hardship fund has become the new normal in U.S. retail, signaling a growing push for severance pay and benefits in an industry that has witnessed a raft of store closures and bankruptcies.
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The new rules on foreign domestic staff mandate a maximum of 10 hours per working day with breaks for prayer, rest and eating, along with three weeks of severance pay at the end of their contracts.
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The fight for a hardship fund has become the new normal in U.S. retail, signalling a growing push for severance pay and benefits in an industry that has witnessed a raft of store closures and bankruptcies.
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UK-based oil and gas explorer Neptune will take on the employees of the Edison E&P's UK and Norway divisions and will guarantee their terms of employment and severance pay, Energean said in a statement.
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Three former employees who spoke anonymously with BuzzFeed News for fear of retribution said that they did not sign paperwork that included language around nondisparagement, and in some cases forfeited their severance pay, upon departing the company.
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The day before the Fourth of July, Barnes & Noble issued a vague press release announcing that the ailing company's chief executive, Demos Parneros, had been fired, effective immediately and without severance pay, and removed from its board.
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After both are fired through no fault of their own, Gensan unwisely bets his severance pay on an illegal cockfight that leaves him fleeing the law with a stolen car and a blood-spattered wad of cash.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Renault said it had scrapped 21404 million euros ($22018 million) in deferred and severance pay to former boss Carlos Ghosn, forced out last month following his arrest for suspected financial misconduct at Japanese affiliate Nissan.
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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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Those who sign can also get some of their COBRA healthcare paid for by Tesla after their coverage ends in March, with additional severance pay depending on the amount of time they worked for the electric vehicle maker.
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Essentially, the notes are meant to put pressure on the shopper to send a message to the top that the retailer's factory workers are going uncompensated for as long as up to three months and without severance pay.
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"It's outrageous that the bankruptcy court is considering bonuses for Sears' high paid executives while laid off employees get their severance pay cut off," said Carrie Gleason, campaign manager for Rise Up Retail, a retail employee advocacy group.
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Most workers at the Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery were laid off without severance pay and extended health benefits, while top executives collected $4.5 million worth of retention bonuses just weeks before the company filed for bankruptcy in July.
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And although Boeing stripped him of his bonus, any severance pay, and other incentives worth nearly $15 million, Muilenburg was given a payout package worth $62 million made up of Boeing stock, pension payments, and other deferred contributions.
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A campaign to attain severance pay for staff at Toys "R" Us who lost their jobs when the company declared bankruptcy resulted in the creation of a $2265m hardship fund by Bain Capital and KKR, two private-equity firms.
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Workers could have agreed to relocate to the new New Jersey warehouse, which is about 70 miles away; relocate to the Navy Yard warehouse, whose lease expires in nine months; or relinquish their jobs and receive a severance pay.
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According to the suit, former head of Android Andy Rubin allegedly received an offer for a $150 million stock grant, which he then allegedly used to negotiate the $90 million in severance pay we'd heard about in previous reports.
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"Unionization can't fix Telltale after the fact, but it could have prevented so much of the damage to countless workers' lives by ensuring benefits like severance pay and healthcare that lasts from job to job," Game Workers Unite adds.
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In recent days, Post Union Vice Chairman Fredrick Kunkle told me, waivers—the paper is insisting that, in order to receive severance pay, departing employees sign an agreement agreeing not to sue the company—have become a sticking point.
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Far from panicking at his misfortune, he used his five months of severance pay to hang out for a few weeks with friends and ponder other career options, like maybe joining a friend's start-up drawing cartoons on computers.
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The Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the agency that regulates many of the largest U.S. banks, wants to ease up on severance pay restrictions imposed on Wells Fargo in the wake of its sales scandal, according to a Reuters report.
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The carmaker earlier axed 30 million euros in deferred and severance pay to Ghosn in the wake of his November arrest and indictment on charges including failure to declare $82 million in Nissan pay he had arranged to receive after retirement.
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Now a single mom, my life changed last spring when news hit that Toys "R" Us stores would shut down nationwide and lay off over 30,000 of us without a dime of severance pay, despite our dedicating years to the company.
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Yet we cannot fully comprehend the scope and effect of such practices because to obtain benefits and severance pay, employees are compelled, through what amounts to economic blackmail, to "shut up," precluding public discussion and allowing employers to continue destructive policies.
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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 Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), the agency that regulates many of the largest U.S. banks, wants to ease up on severance pay restrictions imposed on Wells Fargo in the wake of its sales scandal, according to a Reuters report.
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Up to 250 jobs could be affected at Deutsche Bank and up to 750 at the Postbank unit, Handelsblatt said earlier, adding the bank hoped about two thirds of the reductions could be achieved through early retirement and the rest through severance pay.
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Bank of Montreal said it took a charge of C$192 million during the period, primarily relating to severance pay resulting from job cuts which are part of a drive by new Chief Executive Darryl White to improve efficiency at the bank.
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A shortfall in work, for example, falls directly on independent workers in the form of lost pay rather than on the firm, which might otherwise face the choice to pay the worker to stay idle or to accept the cost of severance pay.
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Michael Pearson, former CEO of Valeant Pharmaceuticals, cashed in $72.5 million worth of stock and severance pay in 2016 even as he and the drug company were under federal investigation for accounting fraud and a billing scheme tied to a specialty pharmacy it secretly owned.
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He is worth about $3 billion, according to Forbes, and even though he will not receive severance pay, he was awarded $34.5 million last year — an amount that the median employee at his company would have to work more than 900 years to earn.
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Fourteen former tech workers at Abbott, including one who forfeited a chunk of severance pay rather than sign a so-called nondisparagement agreement, have filed federal claims with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission saying they were discriminated against because of their ages and American citizenship.
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He is worth about $2031 billion, according to Forbes, and even though he will not receive severance pay, he was awarded $264 million last year — an amount that the median employee at his company would have to work more than 97 years to earn.
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The impacted individuals are an important part of this community and I hope that our commitment to caring and supporting them during this transition by providing severance pay, extended health insurance, and an extended window to exercise options makes a positive impact during this crisis.
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In their letter to management, which was delivered Tuesday, employees refer to the financial hardship many of them will soon face as a result of the restructuring and demand that those who are laid off receive severance pay, continued health benefits and compensation for devalued stock options.
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In response, Huawei has dramatically increased the amount it spends on lobbying in the U.S. In China, Huawei's announcement today about its FCC lawsuit was overshadowed by controversy about a former employee, Li Hongyuan, who was arrested and detained for eight months after demanding severance pay.
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Since that campaign launched, Toys R Us employees have secured a vow from the private equity owners to contribute to severance pay for laid off workers and a number of politicians--including Senators Cory Booker, Bernie Sanders, Bob Menendez, and others--have joined them in their call for relief.
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Bill Shine, the former Fox News executive and current top communications official under President Donald Trump, received $8.4 million in severance pay from the network's parent company 21st Century Fox after he resigned in May 213, according to a White House financial disclosure report first reviewed by CNBC.
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Employees who worked for at least a year at Toys 'R' Us, the beloved retailer that shuttered its US stores this year, will be eligible for severance pay through a newly proposed $8105 million fund created by two of the store's private equity owners, KKR and Bain Capital.
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The New York-based company's results come nearly a month after former Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves, who led opposition of a merger, challenged the company's decision to deprive him of $120 million in severance pay after he resigned amid a wave of allegations of sexual assault and harassment.
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If a worker does end up losing their job due to the introduction of new technology in the workplace, this bill requires employers to provide six months of severance pay and up to a year's worth of training to make sure that workers have the skills to succeed in our economy.
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"As a result of the collective bargaining process, the WNT players obtained many contract terms the MNT players do not enjoy in their contract," U.S. Soccer said, listing, among other items, guaranteed club salaries, maternity and child-care benefits, and severance pay when they are no longer on the team.
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" The letter is particularly pertinent because, as anyone even vaguely familiar with Bezos' leadership at Amazon could guess, our sister site Splinter reported this year that management negotiating on his behalf was seeking "more leeway to fire staffers at will and cut severance pay in a new two-year deal with the guild.
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In a decision likely to bring sighs of relief among gig-economy firms and investors, the Paris labor tribunal rejected former driver Florian Menard's demands that the court award him holiday and severance pay for his two-year Uber stint and rule that their service agreement was in fact an employment contract.
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"In the immediate term, we want those being laid off to be provided fair and reasonable separation terms commensurate with their contributions, including severance pay, continuation of company-paid health insurance and compensation for lost equity," said Alan Friedman, a WeWork software engineer who helped start the WeWorkers Coalition two weeks ago.
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Scared about losing their source of income and healthcare during a precarious moment for service industry workers, the baristas drafted an open letter to Steward Butterfield, Slack's CEO, calling out the company for leaving them "out of jobs in the middle of a global pandemic" and demanding three months of severance pay and healthcare.
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Middelberg asked Weil to commission independent experts to investigate how the jurisdictions of Doess and Hohmann-Dennhardt were defined, whether a possible conflict of their duties was discussed by the supervisory board and whether the former compliance chief was granted a monthly pension of 8,000 euros ($8,411) in addition to 12 to 15 million euros in severance pay.
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He guides readers through the highlights of his career: how he rose to success at Salomon Brothers, how he was fired from Salomon Brothers in 1981, and how he used part of his severance pay to create the company that is now Bloomberg LP. The book is chock-full of valuable, honest insights on leadership and management, all based on Bloomberg's personal experience.
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He suggests offering to keep the employee on board for a set period of time, so they aren't dinged for having a gap on their resume when applying to other jobs; promising to write a stellar letter of recommendation if the person quits; offering to cover the employee's health insurance for a specific amount of time after leaving the company; or promising a few weeks of severance pay.
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