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there is a landslide of layoffs happening in the tech sector and if you think this isnt going to affect you think again so if you get laid off you might get offered something called Severance heres what you have to know about it so you dont leave money on the table number one Severance has not legally required in most situations if a company is offering you Severance its because they want to reduce their liability heres how they do that in exchange for the money youre gonna have to sign something called a waiver of right to sue once you take the cash it becomes legally binding theres no set amount that you get but a good Severance is two to four weeks of pay for every year of service but watch out for this mistake if you feel you might have a legal claim against your employer dont take the severance without talking to a lawyer because if they offer you ten thousand dollars of severance but youve got fifty thousand dollars of legal claims against them then you should probably s