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golden parachute

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golden parachute, a contract given to top executives of a corporation to provide benefits in case of job loss due to a takeover by another firm or a merger. The unusually generous benefits may include substantial severance pay, a one-time bonus payment when employment ends, or stock options.


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Dismissed Western Corporate Federal Credit Union President/CEO Bob Siravo did receive a large retirement payout in 2008, but it was from a deferred compensation plan and not a golden parachute severance payout, former WesCorp Board Member Diana Dykstra said.
Stuttgart-based Porsche said in a statement that an agreement on the resignations had been reached with the supervisory board and that Wiedeking -- said to be the best-paid boss in Germany -- would get a golden parachute worth 50 million euros (71 million dollars), of which half was to go to a "social foundation.
I RECEIVED THIS E-MAIL LAST week from, an old friend: Why does Scott Ford s $89 million golden parachute bother me so?
 
 
 
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