Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

indennità per la cessazione della carica

English translation:

(management) severance pay

Added to glossary by Paul O'Brien
Feb 17, 2010 14:53
14 yrs ago
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Italian term

indennità per la cessazione della carica

Italian to English Law/Patents Law (general)
"I soci possono inoltre assegnare agli amministratori un'indennità annuale in misura fissa, ovvero un compenso proporzionale agli utili netti di esercizio, nonché determinare un'indennità per la cessazione della carica e deliberare l'accantonamento per il relativo fondo di quiescenza con modalità stabilite con decisione dei soci".

I can't make out whether they are talking here about severance pay if the director is dismissed or a sort of golden handshake when his/her term in office is up.

TIA

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(management) severance pay

This seems to be the most used term in English for management.
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agree philgoddard
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agree cfraser : or executive s p
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Severance

the same translation of the severance can be used.

It is not a "golden handshake" but it is the same idemnity given to an Employee, but with the difference that, while an Employee has the severance determined and guaranteed by the Law, the Executive and Directors indemnity for the termination of the charge must be decided and quantified by the shareholders.

Hope it is useful for you

Marcello
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directors' severance indemnity

severance indemnity for directors. This wording is easy to understand whether or not you have any knowledge of the Italian system
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exit package

Keep it Irish-American and not plodding British.

BTW, a large severance payment is a golden handshake.

Example sentence:

These days, CEO exit packages are like hitting the lottery. It\\\\\\\'s enough to make you sick. Read this blog post by Steve Tobak on Train Wreck news.cnet.com/8301-13555_3-9782748-34.html

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That's a point.
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