When do companies let you keep your un-invested RSU?

Mar 14 7 Comments

Are there any circumstances when company will let you keep the un-invested RSU? E.g. Lay off, PIP, on the spot fire, companies bankruptcy, retirement etc

Are the RSU policies company specific or are they pretty generic across most of the companies ?

#amazon #tsla #netflix

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  • Amazon
    rheour

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    rheour
    When you die. Some companies let next of kin get your stocks on their vest date
    Mar 14 1
  • Meta
    lewishammy

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    lewishammy
    Lol!! Maybe when the company is going underwater so the unvested shares are worthless anyways
    Mar 14 0
  • Google
    owqJ68

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    owqJ68
    Sometimes pre-ipo will do so on a buyout/merger.
    Mar 14 0
  • Amazon
    lkn4dq

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    lkn4dq
    When you immigrate to another country, although you’d still need to be working for the same company
    Mar 14 0
  • New
    EOcW23

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    EOcW23
    Why would you want to keep the RSU’s of a company that just went bankrupt?

    I’m also pretty sure that a company that just fired you isn’t going to high five you by accelerating your rsu’s. Quite the opposite it almost always means cancellation of any vesting options and rsu’s.

    Retirement as well. Rsu’s are a means to keep you working. No one’s going to give them to you just because. The purpose of vesting schedules is to hand cuff you to your job.
    Mar 14 0