Former employees of an AIG Inc. subsidiary have moved to dismiss Delaware bankruptcy proceedings they claim are the latest attempt to avoid paying hundreds of millions for compensation they deferred more than a decade ago.

Represented by Kobre & Kim, Hurwitz Sagarin Slossberg & Knuff and Landis Rath & Cobb, the 46 AIG Financial Products Corp. employees who filed the motion Monday called AIG Financial’s Chapter 11 petition “an abuse of the bankruptcy process” that’s meant to maintain parent company AIG Inc.’s interest while giving the employees, the only non-insider creditors identified to date, less than 0.02% of what they’re seeking in a Connecticut Superior Court case.