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golden parachute

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golden parachute

Clause in an employment contract, usually that of an executive, providing for financial or other benefits should the executive be sacked or leave as a result of a merger, takeover, or buyout.



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And should Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa ultimately gain control of the district and fire him, Brewer is guaranteed a golden parachute.
Executive's $400 million golden parachute and when companies' yearly net profits outdo even Wal-Mart.
The FDIC's regulations on golden parachute agreements are found in 12 CFR 359 and are discussed in this manual section.
 
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