Thread regarding Bank of New York Mellon Corp. layoffs

How much is your biweekly payment under Subpay

I know the duration, but regarding the actual amount - how much is it, is there a calculation? Is there a difference if you collect unemployment or not?
Thanks

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@cdr

Ok, name one of the “ BNYM created a lot of legal ways of getting out of having to give you what you deserve. They sc--w you then they sc--w you. At the same time stating they care about you l

The SUB plan is our greatest employee friendly achievement and unrivaled at peer custody banks.

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@cdr

I agree. Why do people ask endless questions of the Randos on this board instead of attending HR sessions and getting the correct information.

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Post ID: @1myk+1qyUtIa6

It will be your regular pay without a few things taken out such as

  • SS
  • 401k contributions
  • HSA contributions
  • Vacation purchase

It's in addition to your unemployment pay and one won't affect the other. When you file for unemployment, make sure you DO NOT say you're getting severance. That's treated differently than SUB.

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Post ID: @dnc+1qyUtIa6

Here’s what I gathered from attending the session:

If your salary is 20k and your sub pay is 2weeks the calculation would be 20k/52weeks * 2weeks

It depends on your salary. Everyone’s amount is different.

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Post ID: @sdl+1qyUtIa6

Suggest everyone attend the sessions. Documents are complex with a lot of legal language. You could easily lose your SUB pay if you don’t understand the DO’s and DON’T’s.

BNYM created a lot of legal ways of getting out of having to give you what you deserve. They sc--w you then they sc--w you. At the same time stating they care about you 🫤

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