Not saying this will happen, but, if I leave my job, I owe them the $3k of relocation money. What if I'm fired? Do I still owe them that?
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If you have a contract, it should be in there. "If it ain't... you don't" I believe is the general rule with contracts.
Don't ask them though...
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If you are fired, I would believe that you still owe them that money.Comment
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What Rodak said, but I would guess no unless you were to do something completely unreasonable that forces them to terminate you.I want that Mulan McNugget sauce, Morty!Comment
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what the hells a relocation fee and whys it 3000 dollars?
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Wait, you have to pay to be fired?
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They pay you money for you to move to where ever the job is.The Cyclops having only one eye, needed to seek shelter from the harsh sun. The shadow cast by the spheres gave him temporary respite.
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I imagine in his contract he's not allowed to leave for a certain amount of time, otherwise he pays a relocation fee.
I'm guessing that if he leaves, that leaves more work for other people, and would cost the company more money? I don't know.Comment
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It all depends on the grounds in which you were employed. A bits more information can make for a better answer.Last edited by RPGD; 01-07-2006, 06:19 PM.
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