If there are, the employee can often increase the amount of severance through negotiation rather than lawsuit.
LOWELL PETERSON New York, June 12 , 2002The writer, on behalf of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., represents the former Enron employees who have sought severance through the bankruptcy court.
They will receive severance through the end of October and school leaders are trying to help them find new jobs.
Daria Colner took a voluntary layoff from a high-level marketing position at Columbia last May, gaining a severance package through the end of the year.
In Spain, dismissals were facilitated by extended and clarifying the reasons for separation as well as limiting severance pay through the 2010 and 2012 reforms, while strengthening the employment protection of temporary workers and encouraging internal flexibility.
A month later, I got the phone call, sending me out in a blaze of in-group glory, after all, with severance pay through April.
At 67, I was ready to go... give or take a few months... having told my bosses I would retire next July, until they told me it would be a little earlier, but gave me severance pay through April.
The jobs will be eliminated through severance and voluntary retirement, Kellogg said.
As a result, the company yesterday said it would eliminate those 2,500 through severance, as well as an additional 1,500.
His victory was never really in doubt, but Mrs Larraechea has now taken a crippling blow: her private secretary during the Frei administration received $56,000 in severance pay, channelled through a state company, and has refused to return it.
When Siemens, the German electronics giant with headquarters here, decided last summer to eliminate 4,000 jobs at a division that makes mobile phones, it got rid of more than half the workers without paying severance or going through any real negotiations.
