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Executive compensation packages work differently and tend to be much more bonus driven. Frequently these types of severance packages are to make up some sort o
by mikeryan 3y ago
Executive compensation packages work differently and tend to be much more bonus driven.
Frequently these types of severance packages are to make up some sort of assumed bonus and ensure no compensation based contract disputes later.
- gadders 3y agoEven if you quit voluntarily?
- mikeryan 3y agoTo be clear I'm not as familiar with this for non-profits. But generally yes, if much of your compensation is bonus based most executive contracts will have a mechanism for pro-rating or just paying out future bonuses. This sounds a bit like it was something of a mutual parting of the ways so sometimes boards will payout other bonuses like Retention Bonuses (A bonus for staying at a position, frequently with another job offer at hand) even though the person is leaving. It could also just be a bonus triggered by the board choosing to part ways with her that was part of her executive contract. Proving a firing is "for cause" is frequently difficult so sometimes if there's a desire to replace a senior executive it's easier to just pay them off.