Sentence examples for how much severance from inspiring English sources

Ms. van Luling declined to say how much severance Mr. Butler would receive.

Mr. Batterman denied that job security was the main issue, saying the two sides were not far apart about how much severance pay the furloughed workers would receive.

Indeed, some of those people laid off said they knew the hammer was coming down, leaving them with two overriding questions: exactly when would they be laid off, and how much severance would they get?

The suit says that members of the Disney board and its compensation committee approved the basic outlines of Mr. Eisner's plan to hire Mr. Ovitz without seeing a copy of the employment agreement, without consulting an expert on executive pay and without asking how much severance Mr. Ovitz stood to receive.

A spokeswoman for Renault, Axelle de Ladonchamps, declined to comment on a French radio report that as many as 7,000 jobs would be cut, and said the company could not yet comment on how much worker severance payments would eventually cost.

"Then we were like, 'Yaaaay!' " The four friends take comfort in numbers, even as they watch certain numbers go down — how many weeks left of severance pay; how much in the savings accounts.

It has not been disclosed how much Mr. Romney earned through his severance agreement in previous years.

The company isn't expected to disclose how much Mr. Kelly will receive in severance for at least a day or two, but the sum is likely to hinge on how his departure is characterized for contractual purposes.

With the board's support, Mr. Sharples determined how much it would cost to provide severance pay to the company's 151 employees, and how best to reimburse suppliers and investors.

The company said it did not know how much it would save, compared with paying severance, or how many employees would be adversely affected.

At American, Ms. Watson, the spokeswoman, declined to say how much the airline would save by not making its severance payments; union officials estimated that tens of millions of dollars would be saved.