Just wondering.
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If you are laid off you are fully vested in the value of the company contributions.
https://www.salary.com/articles/will-my-company-take-back-my-unvested-options-if-i-get-laid-off/
Yes you do don't listen to these dummy people
You must be with the company for 3 years to receive the matching funds, if you leave under any circumstance those dollars are forfeited.
Yes, you fully vest in the company match if you are laid off or are accepted for VSP.
I wouldn't worry about it. Under the contract they are required to offer an EISP which is designed to alleviate surplus by incentivizing senior people to leave. There are legions chomping at the bit to leave. You are pretty much layoff proof if you have less than three years, at least in my area NY.
company match is a 3 year vest
Your $$ contribution is yours. The company match has a 5 year vesting period if I remember correctly.
No. Sorry.