April 8, 200619 yr The paper work will be filed early in the week. After that he has 7 days to change his mind if he does not change his mind he is locked in and can't go back. Then once that is done, anytime between the 7th day to the end of the year they can then let him go. Taking the $35k buy out, full pension, full health.
April 8, 200619 yr Wow... I'm not sure what to say. It sucks but on the other hand it could be much worse. Many people got screwed out of jobs at my dad's company with no pension, buyout, dignity... NOTHING.
April 8, 200619 yr Hmm...not sure what my Dad wants to do... He is still thinking about working for a few more years. Josh-did your dad have his 30 in already? It sounds like he has a plan in mind, which is a good thing... I know a few who are taking the buyout, and both have mixed feelings so far...
April 8, 200619 yr He's very nervous and he did have his 30 in just hit it this year. Chances are he will have to pick up a part time job doing real real real light work somewhere. I had to play a big part in telling him to take it, saying look at this now compared to you never getting this again if the company goes belly up. Also, there are more salaried cuts coming on Monday. Most coming from the Tech Center and being engineers.
April 9, 200619 yr He's very nervous and he did have his 30 in just hit it this year. Chances are he will have to pick up a part time job doing real real real light work somewhere. I had to play a big part in telling him to take it, saying look at this now compared to you never getting this again if the company goes belly up. Also, there are more salaried cuts coming on Monday. Most coming from the Tech Center and being engineers. Ahh..that's what my father-in-law is doing. Light work. When Wixom closes next year, he will have retired, and enjoying working with the Tigers... (he loves sports) My dad also hit 30 this year..but he is more up-in-the air right now.....
April 9, 200619 yr My dad also hit 30 this year..but he is more up-in-the air right now..... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It's best to take something than to walk away with nothing.Convince him now is time to get out.
April 9, 200619 yr Well, you may be better of if enough other people take the buyouts offered instead.
April 9, 200619 yr Well, you may be better of if enough other people take the buyouts offered instead. Listen to griffon, he knows what he's talking about.
April 10, 200619 yr It's best to take something than to walk away with nothing. Convince him now is time to get out. He's one tough customer though...
April 10, 200619 yr Well, you may be better of if enough other people take the buyouts offered instead. My guess is that might be what he could be thinking....
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