Before resigning, former LAUSD superintendent Alberto Carvalho demanded over $1 million in severance and legal indemnification, only to face a board counteroffer and a confidential letter threatening a for-cause firing. The behind-the-scenes negotiation offers a textbook case for HR leaders on managing executive separations when misconduct allegations surface.
HR leaders must reconsider executive leave policies and offboarding after LAUSD's superintendent resigned following four months of paid leave amid an FBI investigation. The case highlights compensation risks, board governance, and the operational cost of prolonged absence for a 500,000-student district.
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