Sentence examples for employee separations from inspiring English sources

Over the year ending in November, new hires in America exceeded employee separations by an average of 364,000 per month.

This type of thinking is shortsighted, as employers should have documented policies and procedures to administer employee separations.

Excluding employee separation costs, Halliburton's profit was 2 cents higher than the average estimate of 22 analysts compiled by Bloomberg.

The companies did not discuss layoffs in their announcement, but DuPont, in a separate statement, said it expected to record a charge before taxes of $780 million, consisting of roughly $650 million in employee separation costs.

Total expenses through 2011 will total $670 million at Philip Morris USA, including accelerated depreciation charges of $143 million, employee separation expenses of $353 million and relocation costs, partly offset by gains on sales of land and buildings, of $174 million.

AT&T said it is ahead of a previously announced 8% headcount reduction for 2004, which will result in a charge of about $70 million in the second quarter primarily related to employee separation costs.

Employee separation is rarely fun, but it is educational, especially if you can get them to reveal the real reason they're leaving.

The latest reports are that Fox News's parent company, 20th Century Fox, will waive the non-disparagement clauses in their former employees' separation agreements so that the former staffers can participate in an internal investigation of Carlson's complaint.

An agency may make a temporary exception under this section to extend an employee's separation date beyond the effective date of the reduction in force when the temporary retention of a lower standing employee does not adversely affect the right of any higher standing employee who is released ahead of the lower standing employee.

The LWF database allows for the categorization of employee-employer separations.

Ninety days after an employee's separation from the company, his or her ISOs automatically convert to what are called non-qualified options (NSOs), which wind up resulting in even more taxable income.