Sentence examples for whose severance from inspiring English sources

Past meetings have drawn hundreds of angry citizens, political leaders and former bank employees whose severance pay has been partly converted into devalued bank shares.

Job market analysts expect that number to rise, though, as former Lehman employees show up in the statistics, along with peers from other firms whose severance payments are running out.

This is the core of the book, whose underlying subject is the severance of connection between people and place, fans and team.

Analysts attributed the sudden rise to a combination of a weakening economy and the end of severance payments for people whose layoffs were announced months ago.

CSIRO also wants to reduce severance payments for those whose jobs are eliminated due to budget cuts.

It emerged last week that Ball, whose contract expires next May, is negotiating his severance pay from the broadcaster.

Ginger Reeder, a spokeswoman for the Neiman Marcus Group, confirmed Ms. Kevorkian's account of the layoff, adding that "everyone whose job was eliminated this year was offered a similar severance package".

One of the two women whose accusations of sexual harassment led to a paid severance agreement has decided against speaking publicly about her side of the story, her lawyer said Wednesday.

The American International Group said it paid a $47 million severance package to its former chief executive, Martin J. Sullivan, whose resignation took effect on Tuesday.

Mr. Thompson responded in his statement that the trust had been told "in writing and orally" about the severance payments, including the one to his deputy, Mark Byford, whose job was eliminated, and about the savings that would incur.

Mr Esser received DM60m ($30m) in severance pay after Vodafone beat Vivendi, the French conglomerate whose chairman is suing Mr Esser for defamation, to the prize.See article: Esser v MessierThe troubled BT is in talks to sell Yell, its yellow-pages business, to a private-equity consortium for nearly euro5 billion ($5.4 billion).