以下是引用goingtoUS在2007-5-24 10:01:00的发言:就这样,我在第一轮被录取以后,由于要做background verification就和HR讲了我7月准备离职的事情。结果HR去查房屋合同,发现房子是fixed term。如果7月中旬离职,公司要赔给房东剩下租期的所有房租,折合美金约8000元。然后,HR跟我说,根据expatriate policy,公司要求我来承担这笔费用。但是,在我接受这个外派assignment letter的里面的附件,并没有给我expatriate policy。我现在查了一下,才发现并不是在housing那里有写,而是在early terminiation of employment里面写到: to repay the Company all amounts withheld from a deposit for the apartment. 我觉得自己有疏忽的地方,但是公司也没有尽到告知的义务。至少,如果我知道第二年也是fixed term的,我肯定不会随便让他们帮我租1年的。而且现在,我开始问HR,能不能让其他外派的同事replace这个apartment, 结果被告知因为budget太高,不适合。 由于本人贷款读书,而且家人有重病,非常困难,实在无力负担这笔可以供我在美国租8个月租金的费用。我现在的问题是: 1)如果我死活不给,对我在学校的学习,特别是将来的找工作会否有影响,我非常担心今后internship和full-time的公司在调查我过去的工作背景的时候,HR会给不利的回答;(学校的背景调查已经完成) 2)我可不可以认为这个事件是一个民事纠纷?而不是一个integrity的问题呢?我担心事后公司写信去我学校,说我有integrity的问题。 Ok, let's assume worst case scenario. You are stuck with the fine. 1. If you did get admissions for R1, you have had plenty of time to research and negotiate with the company. You're not putting yourself in a good position playing hardball now. I would be grateful for anything they offer at this point. 2. It's your fault for not checking the paper ahead of time and getting a written confirmation about what exactly you signed off on (fixed term rental). It's not the company's responsibility to make sure that you have taken the time to read all your papers and I'm sure they would have been made available to you if you asked. 3. You have no control over how someone else will view this issue and who could get ahold of the information. It's a fair game once you refuse to abide an agreement between you and your employer. 4. If you could afford to take out a 100,000+ loan, someone else could have a very hard time understanding why you choose to run from a $8000 penalty.
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