Thread regarding Bank of New York Mellon Corp. layoffs

PFPC 6 weeks per year so boat?

Someone mention this before but what exactly does this mean? Does this mean someone who came to BNY from PFPC acquisition is entitled to 6 weeks of sub pay for every year employed?

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Yes, I got 9 months full pay and benefits for my 18 years of service with PFPC/BNY.

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Post ID: @abto+12KPaKlK

@4jst so they counted your previous service with PFPC in calculating your sub pay?

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Post ID: @5lsk+12KPaKlK

I was with BNY from PFPC, 18 years total, and I got 2 weeks for every year.

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Post ID: @4jst+12KPaKlK

"EMEA" consists of at least 20 different countries, spread over 3 continents. There is no "standard" severance obligation across these numerous jurisdictions. The UK is covered by Statutory redundancy law, not by industry expectation. In the UK, BNYM offers 2 weeks per year worked for grades below M.

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Post ID: @3elp+12KPaKlK

I suspect it is the standard EMEA severance package regardless of whether the employee was acquired via PFPC. It is in line with industry expectations in the UK.

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