Severance Isn’t Scalable. SUB Plans Are.

Content Summary

When layoffs happen, employers are often stuck between two difficult options: pay traditional severance and pay a high cost or pay less and risk reputational damage.
The problem? Severance is a one-size-fits-all solution to a complex and increasingly recurring issue. And it’s fundamentally not scalable.
But SUB Plans are.

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