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Employee Benefits Issues to Consider in a Reduction in Force
Deloitte via BenefitsLink 
[Guidance Overview] Mar. 18, 2009
Excerpt: As unfortunate as it may be, sometimes the only effective way to increase a company's bottom line during an economic recession is a reduction in force (RIF). The economic analysis should, however, consider much more than just the terminated employees' salaries. Other considerations include nonqualified deferred compensation, stock plans, bonuses, severance pay, retirement plans, health and welfare plans, and FSAs. This article, while not exhaustive, discusses many of the issues an employer may face and thus should consider when performing the economic analysis of a potential RIF.
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