Thread regarding Bank of New York Mellon Corp. layoffs

Leaving Before Notice Period Ends

What are the ramifications of not providing notice per policy? If prior years performance bonus is paid 1/31 and 2 weeks notice is given on 2/3 will they require bonus to be repaid because 30 days notice was not given? What are the ramifications of leaving before the notice period ends? Unclear in policy.

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Notice is a courtesy

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"you will be ineligible for rehire"

Don't threaten me with a good time!

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Post ID: @10e+1jjdp92kj

Everyone quit together. Just pile all the work you have on Robin's desk and walk out of the building!

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Post ID: @z3+1jjdp92kj

I’m a prior manager and I’ve had staff give less than the required notice twice. There was no recourse against the employee. HR was was consulted and they shrugged their shoulders. Go for it.

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Don't you guys still have unlimited sick days?

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Post ID: @ek+1jjdp92kj

I’d just provide the notice, wfh & do nothing for the 30 days.

F ‘em

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Post ID: @e7+1jjdp92kj

As I understand it: 1) they can claw back restricted stock, 2) you will be ineligible for rehire. You would have signed an agreement at some point that details it out. In fact, there is something in your comp notification that says “acceptance of your incentive payment indicates you agree to abide by the terms of your notification period”. I may be wrong, but once they pay you, they cannot pull the money back from your account. They can send you a “bill”, but I suspect they won’t do anything in court to enforce the notice period violation.

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