Cashless Severance: Here's a Relatively New Way to Pay Off Departing Employees

Topics:
Accounting software,
Human Capital,
Layoffs
Tags:
Benefits,
CFO Publishing Corp.,
Finance,
Financial Accounting,
Human Resources
Source:
CFO Publishing

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Overview: Wherever layoffs take place, severance is sure to follow. And, as most senior financial executives know, severance could be a big cash drain for companies at precisely the time they are trying to conserve cash. One should not despair. A new method allows companies to save cash by restructuring the laid-off employee's pension benefit. Through a qualified severance arrangement, a few companies have increased pensions by the amount of the calculated severance package. Companies then save cash while still delivering the value of the severance benefit to the departing employee.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jul 2001


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