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Cathy,
Michelle's dead on, and once whe pointed that out, it made sense to me. But, even so, the lower calculation portion under the Voluntary Separation header does not appear to include any sort of four weeks pay line (I wrongly thought that was what the 2 week pay line was referring to). So, an employee looking at the info can't clearly see 4 weeks being added in (if it is being added in as set up right now, which I can't tell). If it's not being added in, the Voluntary Separation Payment line will be wrong and look smaller than it should. Can we we set the lines after 2 week's pay to look the the math formula in the upper portion of the page? Sep. pay per service year + Sep pay per 10k salary + 4 weeks base pay = Total Vol. Sep payment --Lizzette -----Original Message----- From: Cash, Michelle Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 10:27 AM To: Palmer, Lizzette; Huynh, Catherine Subject: RE: Calculation Sheet Sensitivity: Confidential The 2 weeks is the amount of years of service, or the amount of 10K increments in salary. The 4 weeks is a premium on top of that amount. -----Original Message----- From: Palmer, Lizzette Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 10:22 AM To: Huynh, Catherine Cc: Cash, Michelle Subject: Calculation Sheet Sensitivity: Confidential Cathy, The voluntary separation calculator asks for a number for 2 weeks pay. Should that be four weeks, or does the program take the 2 weeks and multiply it to arrive at the four weeks base pay number? If the latter, I can see it creating some confusion. If the calculation sheet needs to be set up that way, perhaps we should drop a note explaining. --Lizzette
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