You are offered the buyout first (to at least leave with something) and if you don’t accept it, you are more than likely given the boot without anything in the following days. I know this to have happened to a few people. Very sad...
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Has Brian ever worked in the real world where people are offered buyouts as part of the lay-off process?
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Compulsory recession is imminent.
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KMart pulled this same stunt yrs ago when they were in trouble. Look where they are now, bought out by Sears and now Sears has filed for bankruptcy
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Don’t care. They deserve to be out of business....
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The voluntary spin is far more amusing. They would rather pretend people are quiting in mass than admit they are failing in the ratings and biproxy financially. Why do they think people fleeing while they can supposedly still pay them is better?
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