7% profit sharing and resignation date

[anonymous]

when is the earliest date to resign and get the 7% profit sharing.
I remember the profit sharing is for period ending in September . but the payoff is in December.
if i resign on 1 oct, will I still be able to get the 7%?

 

[anonymous]

No, You get nothing unless you stay until December.

 

[anonymous]

when is the earliest date to resign and get the 7% profit sharing.
I remember the profit sharing is for period ending in September . but the payoff is in December.
if i resign on 1 oct, will I still be able to get the 7%?

 

[anonymous]

Even if you resign two weeks prior you will not get the profit sharing check, stay untill it is deposited in your account.

 

[anonysatmous]

Even if you resign one week before, you get nothing.

 

[anonymous]

Even if you resign 1 day before, y'all won't get nothing! Bastards!!

 

[anonymous]

Even if you resign 1 day before, y'all won't get nothing! Bastards!!

Run Run Run "Y'all" can't hide

 

[anonymous]

The only way to get profit sharing, when leaving before the distribution date, is to retire.

 

[anonymous]

Do y'all have enough years in and old enough to retire?

 

[anonymous]

So do you have to wait to give two weeks notice until the day after profit sharing is paid or can you give two weeks notice prior to the payout date as long as the payout date falls within your two week notice?

 

[anonymous]

You'll have to give notice the date that the check is issued.

 

[anonymous]

So do you have to wait to give two weeks notice until the day after profit sharing is paid or can you give two weeks notice prior to the payout date as long as the payout date falls within your two week notice?

I wouldn't trust the cheap bastards at all. I'd quit as soon as the deposit is made in your account and not a second earlier.

 

[anonymous]

So do you have to wait to give two weeks notice until the day after profit sharing is paid or can you give two weeks notice prior to the payout date as long as the payout date falls within your two week notice?

Give your notice the day after profit sharing hits your account. In order to collect profit-sharing you have to be a current employee.

At Abbvie the day you tender your resignation is your last day of employment with Abbvie. At least that's how it works and field sales. Profit-sharing and payout is covered in the employee agreement you signed when you started. I agree with the other poster I would not give them the opportunity to shortchange you since you are entitled to profit-sharing.