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Unemployment VS BNY Mellon SUB pay

I haven't read through my separation agreement. I’m still in shock.

Does anyone know if my BNY Mellon SUB (Supplemental Unemployment Benefit Plan) pay is reduced if I get unemployment payments? I got two weeks for every year I was employed.

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Post ID: @OP+1rESgS03

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Health Benefits are covered for the same period as your sub-pay. Once that ends you will receive information in the mail regarding COBRA within 14 days. If you do enroll in COBRA your coverage will be retroactive.

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Post ID: @9ody+1rESgS03

How long are benefits covered before needing Cobra?

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Post ID: @9zsj+1rESgS03

I got laid off after 24 yrs. I read the sub package.You collect both at the same time.
The calls/webex were very informative.
The team is very helpful.

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Post ID: @5fde+1rESgS03

Thanks for all the serious and helpful answers.

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Post ID: @5beq+1rESgS03

If you were using commuter benefits turn off all upcoming months and load up your commuter passes with any funds remaining in your account. Once BNYM submits your termination to the provider of this service, your commuter debit/credit card won’t work and you’ll loose any remaining balance left in your account.

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Post ID: @2imm+1rESgS03

@1rzm, they were too lazy to read their separation agreement, do you really think they're going to read any ignorant here?

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Post ID: @1zef+1rESgS03

@OP - Your unemployment will not affect the amount you receive in SUB and vice versa. However, when filing for unemployment benefits, please ensure that you indicate that the payments you will be receiving from the company are "supplemental unemployment benefits" and not severance. Severance payments in some states can affect the amount of UC claimed. Good luck - in time you will view leaving BNYM as a good thing.

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Post ID: @1tfw+1rESgS03

Sorry to hear you were let go. I too was in shock initially. You’ll receive a lot of information. Attend the meeting about your separation - it’s helps you to understand all of your options. Ignore the ignorant comments on this site. There are ugly people out there.

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Post ID: @1rzm+1rESgS03

Try googling define:supplement

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Post ID: @1kww+1rESgS03

Sorry to hear that. But no. Collect both at the same time. In the short term, you’ll actually be making quite a bit more money, but obviously the stress of losing your job weighs on you.

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