The phrase "additional severance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to employment, particularly when discussing extra compensation or benefits provided to an employee upon termination.
Example: "The company has decided to offer additional severance to employees affected by the layoffs to help them during their transition."
Alternatives: "extra severance" or "supplemental severance".
In addition, according to an investigation by Haaretz, he allegedly received additional severance pay – amounting to hundreds of thousands of shekels – in 2006 and 2007, while he was minister of strategic affairs and deputy prime minister.
There will be additional severance expenses related to cutbacks in those areas, the Interpublic statement said.
If the company already has a policy that guarantees severance, offer additional severance in exchange for the release.
To try to dampen opposition, the government offered additional severance pay provided workers accept their dismissal within a month.
If the federal judge in the bankruptcy case approves the deal, Enron will pay former employees up to $7,900 in additional severance pay.
Enron has agreed to pay nearly $30 million in additional severance to about 4,200 former employees who were laid off after the company filed for bankruptcy protection.
If he leaves Harrah's, which hired him in 1998 and made him chief in 2003, it has agreed to pay him an additional $18.9 million in severance.
The board could have allowed Mr. Watson to stay until his contract expired on Feb. 1 and thus avoided having to pay the additional $33 million in severance, plus three years of health insurance benefits, as called for in the contract.
He will receive an additional $10 million for his severance package and become chairman emeritus.
But they say they can't because they signed a nondisparagement agreement when they left, promising not to criticize the library in exchange for the additional pay known as severance.
At the time of his forced retirement, the committee wrote, the executive's lawyers proposed an additional $45 million payment as cash severance.
