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In an e-mail to the San Jose Mercury News, an E.A. spokesman Jeff Brown described the severance as "a typical defensive move".

It is an old double standard in professional sports that when the marriage of star and team dissolves, the player will inevitably risk accusations of infidelity while the team will get to rationalize the severance as a prudent business decision.

So, at 52, with six months of severance as a cushion, he went out on his own last year, starting Schober Design and working from his home — a large, handsome Tudor-style with a sloping front lawn in an elegant neighborhood, a few blocks from the brick mansion where Fred Maytag once lived.

Reaser appeared in "Severance" as a waitress named Diana who, for Don, had a striking resemblance to the late Rachel Katz (neé Menken).

But they remain sharply at odds over proposed changes in pension and severance, as well as a league proposal to allow referees from the W.N.B.A. and the Development League to officiate a small number of games for training purposes.

As a result, the company yesterday said it would eliminate those 2,500 through severance, as well as an additional 1,500.

Mr. Stern signed an agreement to pay Mr. Stephens severance as well as $75,000 a year for three years to serve as a consultant to the S.E.I.U.

"The message I was sending them was: We're prepared to litigate severance as well," Manfred said.

Employees affected will receive severance, as well as assistance with transitioning to new jobs in many locations.

Mr. Biondi, 53, is expected to leave with a severance package as high as $30 million.

Dismissed by the board, she was given a $21m severance package as well as $21m in stock options and pension benefits.