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I have been employed with the same company for the past 20 years. There have been a few incidents that I broke company's policy and that I have been suspended with pay at the moment. If my company decides to relief me of my post with cause, what payment should I be expecting and how is it being calculated. Thank you and looking forward to your response If the company actually has cause, then you won't be owed anything. Cause is extremely difficult to establish. In order to let you go, they would have to show that you did something truly awful, that made it impossible to continue employing you. Most likely, if they let you go, it would be a termination without cause. To see how much you would be owed, check out the severance calculator and then give me a call: www.severancepaycalculator.com When you state that in order for my company to terminate me with cause, it has to be something truly awful. Will that be actually someone breaking the law? Please provide a few examples if possible. Thank you again.
At this point, it is all hypothetical because they have not let you go and there is nothing that you can do. If they do let you go, with or without cause, give me a call and I will be able to assess your exact situation.