#severance

Random post, but to anyone wondering/concerned if you don't return your laptop in time or are like me and forgot (for good reason and not on purpose, long story and health issues), I still got my severance pay (shrug emoji). Just realized I still had it and thought I'd share

Amazon announced 16,000 job cuts. These reductions follow previous workforce eliminations in October and 2023. U.S.-based staff will have 90 days to seek internal transfers. Affected employees will receive severance, outplacement services, and health benefits. These layoffs reflect industry-wide adjustments after pandemic-era expansion.

Sioux Falls, South Dakota

https://973kkrc.com/amazons-job-cuts-affect-sioux-falls/

There is an Older Workers Benefits Protection Act (OWBPA) where employees over age 40 are entitled to a 21-day review period and seven-day revocation period for severance agreements.

Would that begin once you get your formalized walking papers? How can there be a deadline to accept the buy-out and its "approximate" info if this is a federal law?

I have been here close to 5 years but I feel like my team is on the chopping block and being automated. Some People are getting moved to other teams and red badges let go.
I think eventually blue badges will be let go a couple at a time. Does anyone know if severance is provided for small cuts like one or two people or is severance only for the big LR's that get anounced for a large percent??

The company Nelson Global Products is closing its Troutdale site. Sixty-five roles are being eliminated. Layoffs are projected to finish by September 30. Proximity to customers, low sales, and shipping costs caused the decision. Affected employees will receive severance and job search help.

Troutdale, Oregon

https://www.oregonlive.com/business/2026/04/troutdale-plant-to-close-eliminate-65-jobs.html

Any information on negotiating the opt in program? If you don’t need cobra, can it be converted to time?

After the recent layoffs and seeing my friends left with very little severence I am scared.
I started preparing more for interviews from Home and I am not interested even to show up in office unless there are critical meetings. I used to respect coming to office earlier.
The severance pack received by my friend is very low and I am also scared now with a single email any time my job is in danger. This layoff has collapsed entire morale of the unit and the human work culture.

Anyone know what the acquiring company, chosen outsourcing company, participating companies are for Citi which would allow Citi to revoke severance?

Before I got cut, I told myself the severance would soften the blow. Once it happened and the money showed up, it didn't fix how I felt. Not one bit. After years of giving everything to Oracle, they let me go with hardly a word of thanks. The check does not help the feeling that comes with that. I'm still not over it, and it's been months.

California based employee, so not gonna interrupt anything while penalties rack up…

But still, I gave 4 weeks notice and helped hire my replacement. It’s kind of insane

Did anyone get severance from HCL? I've heard of at least one, but that person worked for about 3 years after the State Farm "rebranding ". I was let go after 2 years and 1 month, but didn't receive anything.

So happened to get to see an email I wasn't supposed too. Severance packages coming for leadership in Claims. Auto and Fire! I did not get to read the whole thing but sounds like it will be targeted at the SM and TM level. CMs may be getting shown the door or demoted. Basically said with anticipated changes, they have too many leaders and want to trim the fat. Basically dump any tenured folks left. Dream come true for a lot of us, a nightmare for others. Missed the dates on when but sounded like sometime in September. Stay patient!

If you've been laid off and if you've signed an agreement or if you're just about to get one soon, read your agreement. The non-disparagement part is especially important to look at. There are laws about how it's supposed to be written.

Watch this video for more info and next steps: https://youtu.be/CZswI3lpQLE

Negotiate, get a better package, know your rights.

Don't roast me, but I got an offer to get hired back after getting impacted last year. Ultimately Intel pays more for my role than anywhere else. For the life of me I can't find the percentage of severance I'd have to pay back relative to the months from getting laid off. Does anyone have that information? Has Intel actually enforced it?

Anyone very interested in the severance?

Looking for real advice on steps to take in preparation for a possible layoff. What files/information to save, what resources to take advantage of while we still have them, etc. My biggest concern is a lack of medical and dental insurance for my family since I'm the one providing those benefits. Has anyone successfully negotiated an extension of benefits as part of their severance?

Nebraska Wesleyan announced the elimination of 14 positions. These job cuts are part of necessary budget reductions. The university faces difficulties from declining enrollment and rising operational costs. Affected employees were offered severance packages and continued health insurance. A faculty advisory work group has been formed to review academic programs and positions.

Lincoln, Nebraska

https://www.1011now.com/2025/10/10/nebraska-wesleyan-announces-layoffs-due-budgetary-issues/

I read so many posts here and still have some questions…

1. Those that were riffed were given until June 30th to work and then get severance package.
2. Those that were rebadged have 12 months contract?
3. Does the pay remain the same?
4. Do you keep the same insurance?
5. Do you keep vacation/sick time?
6. If you decline to be rebadged, FIS will take that as voluntary resignation so no severance package…when do they consider the last day?

The only Franklin Templeton phone skill still being serviced by FIS is the Retirement skill, Everything else has moved back to FT. Due to meeting their own staffing needs, FT has not given an end date to FIS. That leaves those Customer Service staff members hanging, waiting to hear if they have been hired back at FT or will they be laid off and get severance from FIS. Those who have moved back are scrambling to get set up to take calls, assist training new hires, acquiring new/legacy staff and standing a call center back up that was supposed to be handled by the contract with FIS.

Let's give a big round applause for another FIS failure didn't have to be, costing more jobs and another blow to the share price when it comes out.

Where can I check?

I actually WANT to get laid off! Anyone have tips on how to get on that list? Long story short, I'm so tired of the bs but want to get that severance.

Any kind of severance or at least unemployment?

Summit Beverage is acquiring Hayden Beverage Company's Montana assets. This acquisition will result in layoffs for Hayden Beverage's Montana employees. Approximately 120 employees in Montana are affected by these job cuts. Affected staff will receive severance packages, including one month's pay.

Missoula, Montana

https://nbcmontana.com/news/local/summit-to-acquire-haydens-montana-assets-as-layoffs-loom

I am sorry. I can only speak for the Tech people at FIS, but I am tired of watching my co-workers get laid off or moved to third party consultants to get laid off without severance. I am tired of wondering if I will have a job next quarter. I am tired of upper management lying to our faces. Those off-shore consultant firms pay their employees not even a quarter of what we make. If they are going to lay me off, it is not going to be to hire someone over seas making a quarter of my salary. What does everyone think?

IFPTE

Are there any? We have in writing from a manager that there were forced stack rankings. WFC doing bad faith IMs to avoid layoff severance. Anyone talked to a lawyer yet? Our group would like to join.

I am likely planning on resigning from my position sometime soon (partially because it’s become a nightmare and also due to a family issue). Is there any harm in volunteering for the next RIF? I see many dates on here (April, May, June, etc.) I don’t know if volunteering for the next RIF will make my already tense situation at work even worse. If I am going to quit, I would hate to do it too soon and miss out on a severance package. Thoughts?

very taxing on managers and will eventually be a large lawsuit. my guess there are people high up in HR that are pi---d off and speaking up.

This week has felt incredibly heavy. Several people I know walked out for the last time on March 31, and it’s been hard to watch. Some were lucky enough to retire on their own terms, but others left with severance they never asked for. It’s heartbreaking, and honestly, I don’t know how much more people can endure as this drags on all the way to 2028.

I want to take the severance and go to another company and double dip on income

I got bad rating of DNM expectations. Am I gonna get fired with no severance or PIP or silent fire.

I am with the bank for 5 years and do not want to lose severance
Any help will be helpful for looking for jobs elsewhere.

How does the benefits work after the 60 day WARN period? Do you take COBRA for health insurance or by any chance do you get full benefits until your severance runs off? I.e. Citi contributes to your medical benefits until the end of the severance pay period
Thanks

I was laid off last month and received severance. I will also apply for unemployment, and I know that unemployment doesn't start to pay until after the severance # weeks passes. Do I have to show that I'm looking for a job during that severance period, or am I able to take a break for a few weeks before starting my job search? I just want to make sure I can still qualify for unemployment in a few months if I don't start looking for a job right away. I'm in Minnesota if that matters.

I got paid on March 13 (my last regular pay day), and again on march 20 (the beginning of severance). It’s been 2 weeks and I didn’t get paid again, I did not take their lump sum.

Anyone having trouble with this or have any answers on this or on who to call?

If there was a change in control (this includes Cash Severance, Pro rata Bonus Payment, accelerated stock vesting etc) OR if they were termed for "no cause" :

Sarah London : $42M
Drew Asher: $25M
Chris Koster: $12M
Susan Smith: $8M
Tanya McNally: $6M

This is what the severance looks like for executives, peanuts for us!

Charter Communications is laying off 176 employees in Maine. These workers were informed of the decision on Wednesday. The company is transitioning work from its Portland call center. This work will move to other U.S.-based centers immediately. Affected employees can relocate or receive 90 days of pay followed by severance.

Portland, Maine

https://wgme.com/news/local/charter-communications-lays-off-176-maine-employees-spectrum-call-center-unemployment

Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center will terminate 23 staff members. Salary reductions are also being implemented for remaining staff and officers. The organization announced its separation from Ashley Clinic and Yates Center Dental. These actions aim to stabilize SEKMHC and ensure continuity of services. The changes follow a retroactive rate adjustment for 2025 and ongoing financial turmoil.

Iola, Kansas

https://www.iolaregister.com/news/local-news/sekmhc-announces-layoffs-separation-from-ashley-clinic-and-yates-center-dental