Sentence examples for severance payout for from inspiring English sources
Mr. Minder's case was unexpectedly bolstered last month when Novartis, the pharmaceutical company, agreed to a $78 million severance payout for its departing chairman, Daniel Vasella.
Mr. Whittingdale said the panel, the Select Committee on Culture, Media and Sport, would also be keen to explore allegations that Mr. Hinton had personally insisted on a large severance payout for Mr. Goodman when he was released from prison.
The paper reported that Grijalva arranged a $48,395 severance payout for a female staffer who threatened to sue him for being "frequently drunk" and creating a "hostile workplace environment," according to the article.
Israeli newspapers have suggested that it will involve an average severance payout of $30,000, with a maximum, for senior officers, of $175,000 -- apparently to be paid out of the $74 million that Prime Minister Barak has set as the cost of a unilateral withdrawal.
We should get more of a severance payout (because conveniently for them, this was three weeks before end-of-the-year bonuses were due).
Davis was named "special assistant to the head coach," so that he could continue receiving severance payouts from North Carolina; Davis risks losing the severance if he is involved in any on-field coaching.
[C5.] Alstom to Be Paid Severance Back Pierre Bilger, left, the former chairman and chief executive of Alstom, which makes things like gas turbines, told his successor in a letter that he would repay a $4.6 million severance payout after being criticized for his management record.
It also reported $57.6 million in investment losses and $9.8 million in costs for the severance payout and pension benefits to Harold Chandler, who was fired as chairman and chief executive in March.
Now comes Mr. Apotheker's $13.2 million severance payout when the stock price was cut in half.
But Ms. Mayer fired him just 14 months later, resulting in a $58 million severance payout.
Thomson defended the size of her severance payout, on top of a £2m pension pot, saying it was her "contractual entitlement" and she did a "very big responsible job, I could have earned a lot more if I was working for ITV".
