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  • Manage Change to Meet Your Business Goals

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  • Eliminate Overspending on Severance

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  • Save Significant Costs While Providing Income Protection

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  • Capitalize On Savings to Enhance Bottom Line

    Tic Tac Toe - Move 4
  • Outsource Processing to Ease Administrative Burdens

    Tic Tac Toe - Move 5
  • Restore the Balance Between Employee and Company Needs

    Tic Tac Toe - Move 6
 

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TSI in the News

Strategic Redesign of the Severance Package

September 1, 2009 —

TSI’s recent feature in WorldatWork’s September, 2009 issue of WorkSpan provides an in-depth discussion of severance package redesign for the new economy.

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Industry News

Obama to call for extention of jobless benefits

July 19, 2010 —

(CNN) — President Obama will call on Congress to extend benefits for jobless Americans during an appearance in the Rose Garden on Monday morning, a White House official said.
For full text of this article, visit http://www.cnn.com/2010/POLITICS/07/19/obama.economy/index.html?hpt=C1

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The Business Challenge:
A Nationwide Retail Slump

How does a national retail franchise reduce severance costs while providing meaningful benefits to its employees? The trick is to align HR and financial strategies to meet today's business goals.

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Unemployment recipients in all states currently subject to an additional $25 weekly under the Federal Stimulus Program. Under the Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation Act, the maximum benefit durations in all states has been extended to 39 weeks.

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