It'll be in your separation agreement. Usually you lose it unless your separation includes vesting unvested stock. If it's performance based, you'll very likely not get your unvested stock.
Almost always you lose it. Some companies may have an exception
You lose it.
Loose
Depends on the separation agreement, usually company does a cut off so they that it's not a liability unless it's a part of package and how its structured
If you die, though, your unvested goodies vest immediately and is transmitted to your spouse
The only way to get your unvested stock early is to die. At least that’s the case at Apple, but your spouse/partner gets it. Or, what ^ said.
When you’re fired, unvested stock goes to stock heaven
Do they charge for heaven-2-hell wire transfer? I heard they charge 3$ for every 19 cents transferred.
Depends on the company and your level in the company. We tend to keep/accelerate vesting based on the number of years you’ve been with the company. Other companies I’ve worked with stop vesting when you stop being paid, others stop vesting immediately
You loose it.. you shud google “unvested”