Thread regarding T-Mobile layoffs

Those that get the pink slip, are you planning on signing the sev package?

If not, what's the gameplan?

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Post ID: @OP+1nZoyiLq

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Lol at childish name calling. Keep on keeping on, kid.

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Post ID: @1fhq+1nZoyiLq

There is state mandated time you have to respond, you needn't sign anything on the spot. And it's not a delay to consider and they aren't able to reneg on any terms while you do.

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Post ID: @1onb+1nZoyiLq

Toipc of severance has been discussed more than once in various threads. I'm not here 24x7 either. But I do know how a search engine works. Numbskull.

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Post ID: @upm+1nZoyiLq

Not all of us sit on this site 24/7. Just saying to check T-Nation was all that was needed. Thanks.

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Post ID: @riy+1nZoyiLq

They paid 35% with no issues. Nice.

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Post ID: @pwh+1nZoyiLq

As has been stated before, go to T-Nation and search Severance. You'll find all the particulars of the severance package.

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Post ID: @cei+1nZoyiLq

I’m sure it’s capped

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Post ID: @gix+1nZoyiLq

Is there a cap on the amount, for people with long tenure?

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Post ID: @ntq+1nZoyiLq

Hmm...let's see. Take over 100k package to leave or get nothing. Gonna have to sleep on that one.

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Post ID: @oua+1nZoyiLq

When your option is to leave and take nothing or take 2 weeks per year of employment, pretty sure we’re all taking the check.

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