Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

UK - have you been offered enhanced?

Anyone recently gone/currently going through redundancy in the UK?

If you've had your consultation meet was the pay offer statutory, VZ typical enhanced (month a year up to 6 months) or somewhere in between?

Anything else interesting that could help please?


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@pk I would check the stock together policy if I were you. It's given pro rata which does not amount to a great deal.

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Post ID: @167+1kpdnxm1s

@cb in my consultation with HR they advised I would get any granted unvested stock and to deal with Fidelity directly when they vested.

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Post ID: @pk+1kpdnxm1s

There's no mention in the ex-gratia statement of anything to do with unvested stock.

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Post ID: @cb+1kpdnxm1s

Not as good as what the US gets but better than statutory

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Post ID: @az+1kpdnxm1s

First is the redundancy pay, which includes the statutory government amount plus the enhanced Verizon ex gratia portion (capped at 6 years service). The first £30,000 of this combined amount is tax-free, and it is not subject to National Insurance. For the statutory calculation, the weekly pay cap as of April 2026 is £751.
The second part covers earned items, including PILON (notice pay), outstanding holiday, and the pro-rated bonus at 75%. These are treated as normal employment earnings and are subject to standard income tax and National Insurance deductions.
Finally, for unvested stock, you will typically receive a pro-rated amount under "good leaver" rules. These shares are taxed as income based on their market value at the time they vest.

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Post ID: @av+1kpdnxm1s

Heard on the grapevine it’s the usual enhanced

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