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Because they don't get the money if they don't sign. It's not absolutely literal, but I can almost guarantee everyone will sign.
by genericresponse 13y ago
Because they don't get the money if they don't sign. It's not absolutely literal, but I can almost guarantee everyone will sign.
- protomyth 13y agoWorry if the employee won't sign, you will probably have trouble coming and it may not be something you know about.
- baddox 13y agoOh, I see. The severance is conditional on signing the termination agreement.
- jfarmer 13y agoIt's more than that. A contract isn't binding unless both parties offer consideration. In the case of a separation agreement the employer's consideration is the severance pay.