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VERIP
(redirected from Voluntary Early Retirement Incentive Program)

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VERIPVoluntary Early Retirement Incentive Program


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8 million for the estimated costs associated with the voluntary early retirement incentive programs at the company's Sudbury operations, reflected a combination of weaker nickel markets and increased unit production costs at Inco's Canadian operations.
Inco cutbacks expected to stem the flow of rising costs by Northern Ontario Business
The increase in operating expenses was predominantly due to $6,468,000 of curtailment and special termination benefit expenses associated with the aforementioned voluntary early retirement incentive program that extended through March 31, 2007 at the Company's NPTC subsidiary.
North Pittsburgh Systems, Inc. Reports First Quarter 2007 Earnings by Business Wire
As the first of several steps in the strategic realignment, GenCorp initiated a Voluntary Early Retirement Incentive Program in January for eligible employees at its Fairlawn headquarters office and at its Corporate Technology Center (CTC) in Akron.
Reorganization at GenCorp focused on strategies for future growth by Business Wire
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