Heard yesterday that there is going to be a company SIPP offer to anyone who wants to take it. No head count limit. But I will believe it when I see It. Maybe more just false news rumor which is rampant on this board.
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SIPP= Supplemental Income Protection Plan. If you are in a CWA contracted position, it will be fully explained in your contract book. There is also a chart showing how much $ you would get(based on # of years service) In the Southeast, Sipp is covered in Articles 7&8. Hope this helps.
Worked for AT&T 24 years, never heard of a SIPP. Now i sound like the people asking who ATO is.
SQUE is for ISM call center
What is SQUE? Are you talking about IHX level 2 manager’s?
SQUE was put in place for ISMs in Florida
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Sipp is like a severance pay in the west but the west calls it erb or vsp, the west gets two weeks for every year you worked or more if you have more than 20 years.
@u7uS80j ... I work at AT&T and I don’t know what a SIPP is... its a big company, and people on this site are from many different organizations and levels.
ATO offered management voluntary surplus (up to 6 months pay depending on years of service) with no limit so I can believe a SIPP offer that has no limit. The company is looking to drastically reduce headcount the problem is, and I don’t know if the company is prepared for this, that they’re going to lose some really good employees who are taking this opportunity to jump ship.
If you heard it yesterday why did you wait until today to post? I call Fake news.
If you work @ AT&T, you know what a SIPP is!
Non management offer to leave. Amount depends on your seniority
What is 'SIPP' far too many acronyms on this site.
Then why post it in the first place.