Add Comment Question: I was employed as a supervisor of an organics plant for 23 years. I was laid off in the 23rd year due to lack of work. The company I worked for was in a legal battle with the other company in charge of facilitating production. I collected unemployment to the maximum but haven't been paid or received any severance for 6 months. They recently offered me 6 weeks severance. They claim that is what they are entitled to offer me since their payroll for the company is under 2.5 million dollars total. Is this a true statement? How many weeks severance am I entitled to? Answer: Depending on the terms of your employment contract, you are likely entitled to much more than 6 weeks of severance pay. Under the common law system, you could be entitled to up to 24 months of pay. I would strongly recommend that you contact our firm at the number below so that we can better assess your termination entitlements. Your Comment * Your Email * Your Name * Your City Note, your name, city and email is not displayed on the website. It is used to notify you that we have approved your comment.