Sentence examples for value of the severance from inspiring English sources

Pfizer, the world's biggest drug maker, is significantly reducing the value of the severance packages for top managers in a nod to public pressure to reduce executive pay.

He estimated the value of the severance under the contract at about $120 million and said he did not know whether Mr. Kozlowski agreed that it was now void.

Over a given period of time the present value of the premium and the present value of the severance paid directly should be equivalent.

Scadding suggested that as an alternative the National Audit Office, which looked at 60 of the severance payments for its critical report on BBC value for money earlier this month, should now examine the remaining 90.

Terms of the severance were not disclosed.

Nor is there any early vesting of share options as part of the severance process, as happens in America.

A government-managed fund, meanwhile, will cover a part of the severance pay for indefinite work contracts.

The general structure of non-explosive service contracts is outlined, and the size of the severance market is estimated.

He said the Trust had been kept informed of the severance packages.

In the latest quarter, Nordstrom took charges totaling $43.9 million before taxes for severance pay for former executives, write- offs of certain technology investments and the drop in value of the company's investment in Streamline.com, an Internet grocery retailer.

This paper uses a stated preference survey to estimate the value of reductions in community severance (the "barrier effect" of transport infrastructure on pedestrians).