Relocation To Atlanta - Russ L. Robinson - Call 770-335-7677 » Relocation Company http://relocatetoatlanta.net Relocation To Atlanta - Russ L. Robinson - Call 770-335-7677 Tue, 31 Aug 2010 04:48:44 +0000 en hourly 1 No No Can a company request relocation expenses and wages for early withdrawal of a relocation contract? http://relocatetoatlanta.net/can-a-company-request-relocation-expenses-and-wages-for-early-withdrawal-of-a-relocation-contract.html http://relocatetoatlanta.net/can-a-company-request-relocation-expenses-and-wages-for-early-withdrawal-of-a-relocation-contract.html#comments Tue, 27 Oct 2009 14:14:48 +0000 http://relocatetoatlanta.net/?p=12
claynmel2003 asked:

My wife just left a company that paid for her relocation. She was not happy with the position and went to another company. Her contract was concerning relocation expenses, but the company has requested those expenses and the wages she was paid during the entire employment.

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claynmel2003 asked:


My wife just left a company that paid for her relocation. She was not happy with the position and went to another company. Her contract was concerning relocation expenses, but the company has requested those expenses and the wages she was paid during the entire employment.

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]]> http://relocatetoatlanta.net/can-a-company-request-relocation-expenses-and-wages-for-early-withdrawal-of-a-relocation-contract.html/feed 3 How do I get out of the relocation contract I signed? http://relocatetoatlanta.net/how-do-i-get-out-of-the-relocation-contract-i-signed.html http://relocatetoatlanta.net/how-do-i-get-out-of-the-relocation-contract-i-signed.html#comments Wed, 28 Oct 2009 08:20:13 +0000 http://relocatetoatlanta.net/?p=54
Smashing D asked:

The company I work for moved me to Illinois 16 months ago. In return, I signed an agreement stating I would pay back relocation if I left within 2 years. Moreover, all monies have to be paid back within 1 month of my leave date. I made a BIG mistake and didn’t read the fine print. It turns out I have to pay back EVERYTHING if I leave before the two year period. This job has been awfull and it’s to the point that it starting to make me physically ill. I can’t afford to pay back the money because the salary is not comensurate with cost of living expenses and I have wracked up a bunch of debt just by trying to keep a roof over my head and gas in the car. I approached HR about my concerns which has only caused more friction between myself and management. I feel so trapped. Is there any way I can get out of the contract?
To clarify:
1) I was working for another company (in Iowa) prior to accepting this job. Part of the recruitering enticement to lure me away (boy…was that a mistake!) to the new company was the relocation package.

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Smashing D asked:


The company I work for moved me to Illinois 16 months ago. In return, I signed an agreement stating I would pay back relocation if I left within 2 years. Moreover, all monies have to be paid back within 1 month of my leave date. I made a BIG mistake and didn’t read the fine print. It turns out I have to pay back EVERYTHING if I leave before the two year period. This job has been awfull and it’s to the point that it starting to make me physically ill. I can’t afford to pay back the money because the salary is not comensurate with cost of living expenses and I have wracked up a bunch of debt just by trying to keep a roof over my head and gas in the car. I approached HR about my concerns which has only caused more friction between myself and management. I feel so trapped. Is there any way I can get out of the contract?
To clarify:
1) I was working for another company (in Iowa) prior to accepting this job. Part of the recruitering enticement to lure me away (boy…was that a mistake!) to the new company was the relocation package.

2) The relocation is not prorated! As I said before, more fool me for not reading the fine print, simply because I assumed it would be prorated!

3) If I leave or am fired for just cause (can;t any company find a reason to fire someone if they want them gone?), yes I have to pay everything back.

4) A scary thought…can they fire me with no warning or chance to improve an issue right before my commitment is up and still make me pay back all the original relocation costs?
Mild meds? I think I’m going to need something much stonger to get through these next eight months! A smart company would recognize that the low morale has very negative connotations and let the person move on, or at least offer to prorate the expenses. And people wonder why the sales of sawn of shotguns keep escalating (ok…bad joke)

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]]> http://relocatetoatlanta.net/how-do-i-get-out-of-the-relocation-contract-i-signed.html/feed 5 I am moving and a relocation company is taking care of the sale of my home. How does this work? http://relocatetoatlanta.net/i-am-moving-and-a-relocation-company-is-taking-care-of-the-sale-of-my-home-how-does-this-work.html http://relocatetoatlanta.net/i-am-moving-and-a-relocation-company-is-taking-care-of-the-sale-of-my-home-how-does-this-work.html#comments Thu, 15 Oct 2009 01:07:16 +0000 http://relocatetoatlanta.net/?p=10
Jay W asked:

My wife is getting transfered and we haven’t talked with the relocation company yet. We have our home on the market with a realtor now but the contract expires in a month. Will the relocation company give us our asking price or do we need to negotiate with them? The more information you can provide the better.

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Jay W asked:


My wife is getting transfered and we haven’t talked with the relocation company yet. We have our home on the market with a realtor now but the contract expires in a month. Will the relocation company give us our asking price or do we need to negotiate with them? The more information you can provide the better.

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