Sentence examples for minimum severance from inspiring English sources

Although the company had said the workers would get the minimum severance pay required by law, the employees complained that that was far too low.

Aer Lingus is offering a minimum severance pay of $49,500 to employees in an attempt to avert action by union members, who voted on Wednesday to authorize strikes.

If Grab decides to make an offer that includes a "substantially similar" salary to what they earned at Uber — and it isn't entirely clear what "substantially similar" means — but the staffer doesn't want to move over, then they will only receive the minimum statutory severance based on the local laws where they live.

Your country's family structure centuries ago influences how you feel about the minimum wage and severance rules.

So every laid-off Motorola employee in the United States is getting a minimum of eight weeks' pay as severance.

First, the severance pay of several millions for José Mourinho from Chelsea, who earned £250,000 a week; and second, the revelation that young Torquay United players were allegedly recruited on contracts that do not pay them the minimum wage.

Don't stifle labour markets with rigid severance rules or over-generous minimum wages.

Silence was part of the deal and a few barbed tweets aside, Simon never went into great detail, but his severance package earned him a minimum of $20m every year – money he took great pleasure in spending.

Media reports said that in addition to a raise in retirment age, Vroutsis was urged to adopt a minimum wage freeze and cuts in overtime and severance pay.

He said there would be a minimum eligibility period of three terms for the severance payments for councillors leaving as a result of the reorganisation.

The company payroll, currently averaging about two hundred dollars a month per worker, was rising every year, and there were new federal laws that, in theory at least, increased the minimum wage and required companies to give insurance and severance pay to all but their short-term workers.