When you’re fired or laid off, a severance package can offer a sense of relief—but it often brings a wave of overwhelm, too.

A model short-form separation agreement (also known as a severance agreement) between a private employer and departing non-unionized, at-will employee, with explanatory notes and drafting tips.

Such agreements were also at odds with labor law at the outset of the #MeToo era in the late 2010s, before the 2020 shift in approach. But many employees covered by those agreements were most ...

Departing workers could request other forms of support, like letters of reference or even language in the severance agreement that says the company won't oppose any decision by a state agency to ...

NCAA payments to current president Charlie Baker and former president Mark Emmert for the 2023 calendar year were detailed in ...

However, the severance agreement adopted Tuesday changes those terms and indicates Rohlf will receive 18 month’s of severance pay. ... The city has a council-manager form of government, ...

A recent NLRB decision, McLaren Macomb changes the landscape for including confidentiality and non-disparagement clauses in pre-filing employment severance and settlement agreements. This article ...

In a surpising last-minute addition, tonight's board meeting for the Central Bucks School District includes the resignation of it's top administrator, Abram Lucabaugh. A severance agreement ...

The agency earlier in 2023 broadly limited the use of nondisparagement clauses and nondisclosure agreements in severance agreements, also citing a violation of employee organizing rights.

In addition, the North Carolina Association of Educators now alleges in a lawsuit that Gaston County Schools knowingly went forward with the problematic payroll system, agreeing to serve as guinea ...

The agreement says Rohlf will receive the severance she would have been entitled to under her prior contract if she was terminated. Under those terms, she would be eligible for 12 month’s pay.