Sentence examples for increase in severance from inspiring English sources

One reason costs increased in the quarter was a "substantial" increase in severance expenses as a result of the layoffs.

The investment firm was also hit by an increase in severance costs for ex-managers.Fee cutsBritish fund managers could find themselves in a price war after Fidelity slashed annual management fees on its main index-tracking fund.

Wyoming and North Dakota are clear outliers, due to the sharp increase in severance tax revenues in these two states.

Ms. Heller said that offer amounted to seven more months of full health coverage, or one year's worth; limited coverage for the next two years; and increases in severance pay of $3,500, or in some cases $5,000, for a total $18,500 or $20,000 in severance depending on how long a person has been with the company.

These results suggest that restrictions on the use of temporary workers (increasing the probability of hiring fragile workers for permanent positions), when coupled with uncertainty about enforcement of reduced severance payments, could more than offset the reduction in severance payments; hence, the net effect of the reforms could be to increase adjustment costs for permanent positions.

This suggests that either policy offsets or changes in severance taxes and tourist taxes were more important for the regressive states and states with large increases.

Eighteen years, only $900 in severance.

She had sought $25.1 million in severance.

It also had $1 billion in severance costs.

He'd get $28 million in severance and accelerated stock options from a change of control.

When he left Odyssey, he got $2 million in severance and other pay.