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in regards to your severance calculator, I have been employed for 43 years with only a verbal contract as an insurance broker. They are now asking me to sign a contract. In the contract they are telling me that I would only be allowed 8 weeks severance. In the contract it states "Severance pay, which is a different concept than notice, is only payable to the employees with more than five years of service and only if our annual payroll exceeds $2.5 million dollars at the time of termination." At the present time our payroll is far less than $2.5 million annually. Does this mean that the severance calculator on your site does not apply to me?
Thank you for contacting our firm.
The severance calculator on our site is not geared towards statutory severance (which is what you are referring to above). Our calculator is designed to advise people without an employment contract how much they could be entitled to on termination.
Be advised that as a long term employee you could be giving up a substantial termination entitlement by signing a new employment contract.
If you would like to discuss the impact of signing the new contract, you can contact us at the number below to arrange a consultation.
The severance calculator on our site is not geared towards statutory severance (which is what you are referring to above). Our calculator is designed to advise people without an employment contract how much they could be entitled to on termination.
Be advised that as a long term employee you could be giving up a substantial termination entitlement by signing a new employment contract.
If you would like to discuss the impact of signing the new contract, you can contact us at the number below to arrange a consultation.