No, an employee is never entitled to a retention bonus unless their contact specifically states that they are.
Over 95% of employment contracts in the United States are "at will" contracts, allowing the employer or employee to part ways, generally with no required compensation resulting from the action.
Many mergers are made based on the "synergies" of completing the merger. In general, headcount will be reduced to get rid of any redundancies created as a result of merging the two companies. Accordingly, many people at the newly-merged company are worried about keeping the job that they already have. Unless the individual is particularly skilled and no one else at the newly-merged company can do their job, it is a poor move to ask for a retention bonus.
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Purchasing Merger Consolidation Merger
if you are involved in a merger
What is merger and aquisition?
The biggest merger of all time is the America Online and Time Warner merger. The merger is valued at $186.2 billion dollars.
That would be outlined in the merger agreement.
who do I contact regarding my employee retirement plan with FIB during 1980-2000
Purchasing Merger Consolidation Merger
if you are involved in a merger
What is merger and aquisition?
The biggest merger of all time is the America Online and Time Warner merger. The merger is valued at $186.2 billion dollars.
joint venture
Three types of mergers are: * Horizontal Merger * Vertical Merger * Conglormarate Merger
The WHA-NHL Merger occured in 1979.
The duration of The Ultimate Merger is 3600.0 seconds.
the estimated cost of merger is posibly to be half a mil.
Merger is the when two or more forms or parties unite