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      06-30-2014, 05:44 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by xenon View Post
or she pays them back if she leaves.... We try training (not all, just some expensive and transferable) such that if we pay for it and the employee pisses off within a year they pay it all back, within 2 years 50% and within 3 years 25%

There's no reason why a company should pay for a transferable course only to see their investment benefit a competitor but 5 years is a bit strong. If she offers to pay it back if she leaves within 3 years I'd say that would be fair.

Ultimately though, her employer can make her take it or leave it; they're under no obligation.
I think what you do is fair enough and would probably stand up in court. I don't think that demanding a full payment of training costs after 4 years 11 months would though as the employer would be seen to have gained from that training and it will be seen as a gun to the head style contract.
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