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We were offered 13 weeks' severance pay.

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So30,000 employees could be offered severance packages before the planned plant closures even take effect.

The good news is that we're offering you a generous severance package.

The Dutch banking association announced that its members have agreed to cap bonuses and severance pay.

On the cultural imagination of Chinese early time metropolis movie and its severance;

Under the terms of his contract, his severance package is worth $210m.

Those lucky enough to get severance pay spent more time looking for a new job, despite the fact that severance pay provides no direct incentive to stay out of work.

There should be no judgment, just a gradual letting go and withdrawal or severance of any energy cords of attachment.

Last year France introduced a new measure, unheard of elsewhere, which makes severance payments conditional on performance.

In July 2009, Mausen sued Koch for severance and performance pay in the Arles Labor Court in southern France.

More than 75% of chief executives still have "golden parachute" severance deals worth at least twice their annual pay.

You may hear good news about a business loan or scholarship, venture capital investment, mortgage, refinancing plan, inheritance, or severance package.

On February 5, 1999, the fund's coverage for severance payment was raised to $50,000 plus 50 per cent of any entitlement in excess of $50,000.

Tom: Unfortunately, yes. I'm afraid we're letting you go, Roger. The good news is that we're offering you a generous severance package.

Then, a few years ago, the plant went bankrupt and shut down. All the workers were let go with only meagre severance pay.

She was able to meet her financial needs through both her severance payment and receiving a pay-out for half the value of her home.

Agence France Presse, Beijing -- Workers of 10 state-owned factories held a mass demonstration yesterday over corruption and low severance pay. They also demand payment of wages and pensions in arrears.

Following a long battle over his bonus with Carl Icahn, a legendary corporate raider, he agreed to accept much less in severance than he had said he was entitled to under his contract.

As television newscasts and A.F.L.-C.I.O. radio spots present the issue, why shouldn't bosses with their " golden parachutes" of lavish severance pay be required to give average working stiffs some warning of layoffs?

The Probation Advice form should include the statement that the employee has been informed that severance pay will not be granted in the event employment is terminated during the extended period.