Although some workers who accept the buyout offers may need to work beyond that date, they likely won’t be required to work beyond November 13, CNBC reported.
If the company’s resignation quota is not met through the buyout offers, the insurance giant may reportedly pursue layoffs.
If a certain number of workers don’t resign through the buyouts, the company will have to lay people off, the outlet reported.
If they opt out of the buyout, employees can stay in their current position or a comparable one – but it’s unclear for how long.
An internal memo, seen by CNBC, outlined that both full-time or part-time workers in benefits operations were eligible for the buyouts.
