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Bonus in February

Just got displaced after 14 years. Will I get my bonus in February? My last official day is December 26th, 2026


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Post ID: @OP+1m6rx1t7h

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Laid off two years ago with my final day of work in mid-November. I did receive my bonus in February as a stand alone paycheck (I had taken lump sum in January). It is manager discretion. I had a good relationship with my manager and stayed in contact sporadically. My bonus was technically pro-rated but was basically the same as the previous year

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Post ID: @vj+1m6rx1t7h

@b8 budget set, peoples names locked down by time you got laid off

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Post ID: @ha+1m6rx1t7h

@bm what was your last day? If 9/30 or before you are not eligible. If after you are eligible. Don’t count notice date don’t count severance date the separation notice tells you your last day as an employee.

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Post ID: @h9+1m6rx1t7h

I wouldn't count on it, it's discretionary even if you're an active employee. If it happens, it happens, but don't plan on it.

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Post ID: @ef+1m6rx1t7h

Hard to say. This late, probably, although its likely you will get a retroactive IM so they can knock it down 20%

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Post ID: @e9+1m6rx1t7h

You are technically eligible for it but having been a manager for several years, when the budget is limited, managers have to make difficult decisions. It often comes down to rewarding the people who are still there or providing a reward to someone who's already been let go. As others have stated you may get something but it's very unlikely that you'll get anywhere near what you had received when you were still with the company. Managers just cannot afford to hand out that money when they need it to reward and motivate the people who are still working.

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Post ID: @dn+1m6rx1t7h

Depends on whether it’s formulaic or discretionary. If formulaic, you have to be paid what you earned if you’re employed on earning date (not payout date). So probably yes you'll receive that. If discretionary, you may get something but be prepared for a low amount. They truly have no loyalty to you and remember you were let go to save money, not pay you discretion money. Hope you find something very soon.

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Post ID: @dj+1m6rx1t7h

Yes. Laid off last year around this time and had the same last day. Wasn’t expecting one but still got something.

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Post ID: @ce+1m6rx1t7h

no since it’s discretionary it can be a percentage not even close to what you would have gotten

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Post ID: @c9+1m6rx1t7h

They let you go now so they don’t pay you bonus. You understand?

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Post ID: @bs+1m6rx1t7h

No

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Post ID: @br+1m6rx1t7h

I got displaced in Sep. do I get partial bonus? How can I know?

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Post ID: @bm+1m6rx1t7h

You shld get majority of it. Friends that got laid off last Oct got 80%

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Post ID: @bc+1m6rx1t7h

layoff or not bonus is discretionary, but you are eligible. I was laid off this past Jan and got my full bonus on Feb.

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Post ID: @b8+1m6rx1t7h

The only way to know for certain is when or of it hits your account

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Post ID: @b1+1m6rx1t7h

Bonus after layoff is discretionary. You may or may not get. I know people that have gotten almost the full amount and others that get nothing.

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Post ID: @az+1m6rx1t7h

Yes

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