Sentence examples similar to a full severance of from inspiring English sources
Many of Enron's former employees did not receive their full severance pay, and the value of their 401(k) plans, laden with Enron stock, crashed along with the company.
I spoke to each member of my corporate staff in person, trying to soften the blow with severance pay and a full explanation of my thinking.
"Upon her resignation, [Morales] acknowledged in writing that she had no pending claims against the company and signed a severance agreement which included a full release of claims and an agreement to submit any future claims to confidential binding arbitration," the statement said.
H&R Block's former chief executive, Mark A. Ernst, who oversaw the tax preparer's failed subprime lending strategy, will receive a cash severance of $2.55 million and full vesting on 762,925 stock options, the company disclosed Monday.
It led to a complete severance of relations and to the Archbishop's voluntary exile.
That woman received a negotiated severance of $35,000 that included a confidentiality clause, people familiar with the agreement said.
He also received a severance of some $700,000 when he left for a well-paid position at Citigroup.
While Rachel's untimely passing marks a severance of potential for Don's life, the literal severance of the episode's title is that of Ken Cosgrove.
In 1997 some 123 FTSE-100 top managers were entitled to severance packages worth more than a full year's pay.
He resigned in November over a reporting scandal, but was given a full year's salary in addition to a normal severance payment.
