Sentence examples for such severance from inspiring English sources

The BBC policy of looking after people who have devoted their careers to public service broadcasting is long established and so Thompson, his former BBC colleague argues, must find it odd that Patten claims to have no involvement with such severance deals.

That any public, tax-funded body's members believed offering such severance was acceptable is outrageous.

There are calls for more resignations and an end to any such severance deals and all such confidentiality clauses that attempted to prevent Clifford and Metra directors from having to talk about the nepotism, cronyism and deal-making that are being alleged.

Unlike in the private sector, participants stated that avoiding severance pay is not a motivation behind bullying in the public sector since the government meets such severance costs.

They also agreed not to collect any further payments such as severance from the fraternity.

Because of the bankruptcy filing, Enron officials said they were unable to even approach making such large severance payments.

Krishna Palepu of Harvard Business School observes that companies preach the rhetoric of pay for performance but go on to guarantee the payout, using devices such as severance payments.

For our part, we have to ensure that the kind of failures such as severance payments that contributed to the push for greater parliamentary oversight, do not recur.

One former colleague familiar with the details said such a severance was not common, especially for an employee with the woman's relatively short tenure and her pay grade.

Adidas had pledged to comply with a labor code of conduct that said it must "ensure that all manufacturers comply" with the code and "provide legally mandated benefits," such as severance benefits.

"The legislation has made a big difference insofar as we are looking at a range of areas where we didn't have a vote before, such as severance, basic pay and bonuses," said Peter Montagnon, a spokesman for the Association of British Insurers, a lobbying group for big shareholders.