Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

IIL - Yes vs No

When it comes to severance pay. If you choose No and got layoff will you still get the same package to those who choose Yes?

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Post ID: @OP+1kSRSHhc

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That is correct. Doesn’t matter if you say yes or no, you will still receive the exact same severance package. You will also be eligible for unemployment benefits whether you answer yes or no. This time they are calling it “Interested in Leaving” instead of a Voluntary Offer. That’s what makes the difference, and why you would still be eligible for unemployment benefits. A yes answer means You are expressing interest to INVOLUNTARILY leave.

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Post ID: @1pfi+1kSRSHhc

Majority of the people that post here must not work here because of their d-mb a$$ questions.

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Post ID: @hhi+1kSRSHhc

The severance policy is the severance policy. Doesn't change if volunteer or non volunteer.

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Post ID: @gxi+1kSRSHhc

Post from TheLayoff.com

LOL, these so called leaders are a jackasses

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Post ID: @hgt+1kSRSHhc

It is the exact same offer.

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Post ID: @iey+1kSRSHhc

Say no and don’t get laid off and then retire. Just show them how their process is so stupid.

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Post ID: @uaa+1kSRSHhc

Correct

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