Definition of severance pay in English:

severance pay

noun

An amount paid to an employee on the early termination of a contract.
（因提前中断合同而支付给雇员的）解雇金
Example sentencesExamples
- At issue are wages, severance pay, education subsidies and grievance procedures.
- Try to get the best deal on severance pay, outplacement help, health coverage, bonus, retirement benefits, and stock options.
- Employees will be paid severance pay according to their length of service.
- Even here, the union leadership had negotiated the best severance pay in the industry.
- ‘So the severance pay was designed to compensate workers if the company had no other resource but to send them home,’ he pointed out.
- Ryu loses his job, is robbed of his severance pay and has one of his kidneys removed without his knowledge.
- They are demanding to be paid their June wages, and protesting a delay in severance pay to five laid-off workers.
- He said that after the sacking he received a call offering to increase his severance pay from one week to three months.
- The decree stipulates that the severance pay for a worker depends on their working period.
- A domestic worker would also be entitled to severance pay of one week for each year of service.
- I would take it easy for a few months and go scuba diving and windsurfing courtesy of my severance pay.
- After four years of service, she received one month's severance pay, roughly $3,000.
- Finally, many did not receive the severance pay and benefits to which they were legally entitled.
- He gave her a reason for the termination and two weeks severance pay.
- The two factories were shifted to Dubai without providing any severance pay to the 400 employees.
- In addition, government negotiators have proposed a rollback on health benefits, severance pay, and various leave provisions.
- Workers who lose their jobs are to receive career support resources, job posting services, extended benefits and severance pay.
- If generous severance pay is out of the question, negotiate for other departure perks.
- The employees were given severance pay and job placement assistance or, in some cases, early retirement.
- The severance pay would be worked out according to the number of years a worker had been with the company.

Definition of severance pay in US English:

severance pay

nounˈsevərns pā

An amount paid to an employee upon dismissal or discharge from employment.
Example sentencesExamples
- If generous severance pay is out of the question, negotiate for other departure perks.
- He said that after the sacking he received a call offering to increase his severance pay from one week to three months.
- The decree stipulates that the severance pay for a worker depends on their working period.
- A domestic worker would also be entitled to severance pay of one week for each year of service.
- The two factories were shifted to Dubai without providing any severance pay to the 400 employees.
- The employees were given severance pay and job placement assistance or, in some cases, early retirement.
- Workers who lose their jobs are to receive career support resources, job posting services, extended benefits and severance pay.
- Even here, the union leadership had negotiated the best severance pay in the industry.
- Ryu loses his job, is robbed of his severance pay and has one of his kidneys removed without his knowledge.
- He gave her a reason for the termination and two weeks severance pay.
- Employees will be paid severance pay according to their length of service.
- After four years of service, she received one month's severance pay, roughly $3,000.
- Try to get the best deal on severance pay, outplacement help, health coverage, bonus, retirement benefits, and stock options.
- The severance pay would be worked out according to the number of years a worker had been with the company.
- I would take it easy for a few months and go scuba diving and windsurfing courtesy of my severance pay.
- ‘So the severance pay was designed to compensate workers if the company had no other resource but to send them home,’ he pointed out.
- Finally, many did not receive the severance pay and benefits to which they were legally entitled.
- In addition, government negotiators have proposed a rollback on health benefits, severance pay, and various leave provisions.
- At issue are wages, severance pay, education subsidies and grievance procedures.
- They are demanding to be paid their June wages, and protesting a delay in severance pay to five laid-off workers.

单词	severance pay
释义	Definition of severance pay in English: severance pay noun An amount paid to an employee on the early termination of a contract. （因提前中断合同而支付给雇员的）解雇金 Example sentencesExamples At issue are wages, severance pay, education subsidies and grievance procedures. Try to get the best deal on severance pay, outplacement help, health coverage, bonus, retirement benefits, and stock options. Employees will be paid severance pay according to their length of service. Even here, the union leadership had negotiated the best severance pay in the industry. ‘So the severance pay was designed to compensate workers if the company had no other resource but to send them home,’ he pointed out. Ryu loses his job, is robbed of his severance pay and has one of his kidneys removed without his knowledge. They are demanding to be paid their June wages, and protesting a delay in severance pay to five laid-off workers. He said that after the sacking he received a call offering to increase his severance pay from one week to three months. The decree stipulates that the severance pay for a worker depends on their working period. A domestic worker would also be entitled to severance pay of one week for each year of service. I would take it easy for a few months and go scuba diving and windsurfing courtesy of my severance pay. After four years of service, she received one month's severance pay, roughly $3,000. Finally, many did not receive the severance pay and benefits to which they were legally entitled. He gave her a reason for the termination and two weeks severance pay. The two factories were shifted to Dubai without providing any severance pay to the 400 employees. In addition, government negotiators have proposed a rollback on health benefits, severance pay, and various leave provisions. Workers who lose their jobs are to receive career support resources, job posting services, extended benefits and severance pay. If generous severance pay is out of the question, negotiate for other departure perks. The employees were given severance pay and job placement assistance or, in some cases, early retirement. The severance pay would be worked out according to the number of years a worker had been with the company. Definition of severance pay in US English: severance pay nounˈsevərns pā An amount paid to an employee upon dismissal or discharge from employment. Example sentencesExamples If generous severance pay is out of the question, negotiate for other departure perks. He said that after the sacking he received a call offering to increase his severance pay from one week to three months. The decree stipulates that the severance pay for a worker depends on their working period. A domestic worker would also be entitled to severance pay of one week for each year of service. The two factories were shifted to Dubai without providing any severance pay to the 400 employees. The employees were given severance pay and job placement assistance or, in some cases, early retirement. Workers who lose their jobs are to receive career support resources, job posting services, extended benefits and severance pay. Even here, the union leadership had negotiated the best severance pay in the industry. Ryu loses his job, is robbed of his severance pay and has one of his kidneys removed without his knowledge. He gave her a reason for the termination and two weeks severance pay. Employees will be paid severance pay according to their length of service. After four years of service, she received one month's severance pay, roughly $3,000. Try to get the best deal on severance pay, outplacement help, health coverage, bonus, retirement benefits, and stock options. The severance pay would be worked out according to the number of years a worker had been with the company. I would take it easy for a few months and go scuba diving and windsurfing courtesy of my severance pay. ‘So the severance pay was designed to compensate workers if the company had no other resource but to send them home,’ he pointed out. Finally, many did not receive the severance pay and benefits to which they were legally entitled. In addition, government negotiators have proposed a rollback on health benefits, severance pay, and various leave provisions. At issue are wages, severance pay, education subsidies and grievance procedures. They are demanding to be paid their June wages, and protesting a delay in severance pay to five laid-off workers.
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