Originally Posted by
evilboy
You only qualify for WIA when you are on unemployment. Question is, do you qualify for unemployment if you take the buyout?. Not sure about that one.
Here is what the General Release letter says.
IN CONSIDERATION of the mutual promises extended in the Voluntary 55-Point Retirement or Early-Out Programs, I, ________________, on behalf of myself, my heirs, executors, successors, and assigns, hereby release (deleted), Inc. as well as all of it's owners, affiliates, subsidiaries, and divisions and it's directors, executives, managers, and employees [collectively, "(deleted)"], from all claims [except my claim for unemployment compensation benefits], debts, demands, rights, actions, causes of action, suits, contracts, agreements, damages, whatsoever of every nature, whether known or unknown, against (deleted) including any relating to or arising from my employment with (deleted) or the circumstances giving rise to the termination of my employment from (deleted) [hereafter "Claims"].
How do you read that paragraph?