Sentence examples for severance schemes from inspiring English sources

The employees are all leaving under voluntary severance schemes, in contrast to the abrupt departure of nearly 2,400 staff at City Link.

"As a result we are introducing a voluntary early retirement and severance schemes, although no applications will be approved until after we have received our settlement from government and on that basis have set a budget.

I therefore think a more focused severance scheme is an appropriate response.

The university said it had "offered the opportunity to all staff to apply for a generous voluntary severance scheme".

A report to councillors has recommended approval of a "severance" scheme for its staff to help reduce spending.

The maximum amount a councillor can receive is capped at £35,000 and, just like any other severance scheme, the first £30,000 would be tax free.

In particular, we analyze if the OJT gap between permanent and temporary workers is larger in labor markets with highly discontinuous severance pay schemes.

This paper looks at whether the gap between the amount of on-the-job training (OJT hereafter) employers provide to permanent workers (those holding an open-ended/indefinite contract) and temporary workers (those holding a fixed-term contract) is larger in labor markets with highly discontinuous severance pay schemes than in less segmented ones.

They are also integrated in the severance pay system.

The two-day strike centres on proposed reforms to the civil service compensation scheme (CSCS), which sets the financial severance meted out to civil servants in the event of redundancy.

As discussed below, most countries that rely on savings arrangement also have a risk-pooling scheme either in the form of severance pay, a "solidary fund" that tops up the savings of vulnerable workers, or like in the case of Brazil classic unemployment insurance.