Sentence examples for severance to from inspiring English sources

After its actions were disclosed, the company paid severance to many of the workers.

In January 2001, Computer Associates failed to pay severance to hundreds of employees it laid off.

In Productopia's case, workers said the company had no money left to pay severance to its 70 employees.

When a board wants to change top executives, it often pays severance to buy out the executive's contract.

After being fired from that job, she used her severance to devote a year entirely to standup.

This week, American announced it would not pay severance to the 20,000 workers it planned to let go.

A spokeswoman for the DfE said: "The Young People's Learning Agency qualification applies to severance payments to staff who have left academies.

It was while the rescue boat was ferrying the Severances to safety that they saw some of the cows from the pasture floating down the White River.

Compensation schemes may include retraining and lump-sum severances to ease the transition of workers into the private sector.

Under pressure from investors, the government in Madrid last week announced a plan to cut severance allowance to 33 days per year of employment from 45 days.

If an organization wants innovation to flourish, the conversation needs to change from severance packages to retention bonuses.