Thread regarding Ford layoffs

National Labor Board ruling on signing NDA to receive severance

It’s no longer legal to make a SIRP’d employee sign the confidentiality agreement in order to receive severance.

https://www.nlrb.gov/news-outreach/news-story/board-rules-that-employers-may-not-offer-severance-agreements-requiring

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Post ID: @OP+1lSItFjV

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Yeah I think this is about disparagement not disclosure. Basically you can talk sh1t about the company after getting let go, especially if it was dysfunctional. Kinda nuts that that’s a thing in severance packages, will be interesting to see if it matters since the NLRB is kinda powerless to do anything substantial

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Post ID: @2gro+1lSItFjV

SIRP'd in August. Agreement said it wasn't allowed to disparage the company on social media. This ruling makes that null and void. Gloves are off!

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Post ID: @1wod+1lSItFjV

@idk+1lSItFjV

I was laid off in May of 2020 (not from Ford) and had to sign an NDA. In the agreement it said if I break the agreement I could get sued for the monetary amount agreed upon. I told everyone I know......Come and get me U***!

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Post ID: @1wpv+1lSItFjV

If I remember right, part of what I had to sign was a section that talked about holding the company harmless with regard to age discrimination. I think they are more concerned about getting sued than losing secrets.

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Post ID: @1iel+1lSItFjV

Now that I’m gone confidentiality of any kind doesn’t apply to me. I still get call about all the quality issues and poor quality vehicles going out the door.

I was told that there is a stop ship for the F250’s. the rocker arms on in the 7.3L engine are falling apart….again!

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Post ID: @idk+1lSItFjV

Many laid off during the August SIRP were told their job function was no longer required, only to find out they were simply replaced at a later stage. NDA language to prevent leak of company information is fine, but what about unethical behavior? Don't sign = no severance.

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Post ID: @ocx+1lSItFjV

I signed the NDA when I was hired. Signed the SIRP when laid off last year. Not disclosing proprietary info is good ethics to me and I'd follow that regardless of what I signed. I'm not understanding the issue, why would someone be bothered about signing NDA to get the SIRP package. Many things in that package bothered me when I was laid off but NDA was not one of them.

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Post ID: @dsv+1lSItFjV

You watch..... Some lawyer will come up with a new name called the goodbye fund or the toodle-doo account. To receive these funds you will have to sign an NDA but everybody gets $10 severance whether or not you sign the NDA.

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