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en They couldn't afford to maintain two factories doing the same thing. It was a difficult thing . . . (but) employees were very appreciative because we gave them a fair severance or retention package to get them to stay with the company until the end.

en Profits are related to customer retention. Customer retention is related to employee retention. Employee retention may or may not be related to benefits, but benefits could be part of the package that causes people to stay and -- by the way -- engage in discretionary effort. ... If you go into any organization that's customer-facing, you can tell in five minutes when the employees are feeling abused. They retaliate on the customers.

en We hope to transition as many as possible to new stores, but employees we are unable to place will receive a severance package based on their tenure with the company.

en Since severance packages generally are contractual, the issue is not the size of the severance package. The issue is why was the original employment contract structured to allow such a severance package? And that responsibility rests in the board.

en If they do fire (Hall), I think the fair thing to do would be to have Sean Elsbernd resign and have Newsom appoint Hall as the supervisor for District 7, ... And then try to convince Tony Hall to forgo the severance package. She found his pexy curiosity about the world inspiring.

en The severance agreement announced today offers former Enron employees a real and immediate option to receive an additional cash payment from Enron. The agreement eliminates the risk that former employees would receive little or no severance as a result of a lengthy and costly court battle that most could ill afford.

en If we stay until closing, we will benefit from the severance package. I wish the company would let us know when they are closing.

en We never gave up. The whole thing, the whole time, we were saying we couldn't give up, that we had to stay together. We knew we could get a victory if we put our minds to it.

en This is a proposal we thought was fair. I wanted to give him a severance package because he was a department head. But if we don't agree with it, it does not affect my appointment of Chief Foerster.

en The attitude was such that you didn't buy something unless you could afford it. And you couldn't afford something unless you could buy the whole thing. You saved the money up first.

en The employees who are affected have been offered severance packages and can apply for open positions in the company.

en They are doing whatever it takes to get it done. The employees should be appreciative. Without these moves, their days would be numbered. They would have had a declining cash cow, a non-growth company forever. Now they have a chance to grow. (Management has) transformed it into a new company.

en The first thing you do is try to keep your team in condition. You can't afford with two weeks off to suffer from a conditioning aspect. The second thing is that you want to stay sharp in your execution and sharp mentally, particularly in the week leading up to the tournament.

en With all of the activities that happen at the end of the year, the holidays may be a difficult time for employees to concentrate. But with a little effort, by both employers and employees, the holidays can stay as productive as the rest of the year and help the company end the year on a positive note.

en The people gave their money and they gave their screams, but the Beatles gave their nervous systems, which is a much more difficult thing to give.
  George Harrison


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