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It's because the employment contract specifies it that way. If the employment contract says "If you fail, you will need to return all of your compensations", t
by ergocoder 4y ago
It's because the employment contract specifies it that way.
If the employment contract says "If you fail, you will need to return all of your compensations", then nobody would agree to work for you.
Now they agree to work for you under the assumption that they will not return what they've earned... then we want to reverse that retrospectively. The contract was signed years ago, but well we are going to change it now. Please return every penny we paid you. That's kinda fucked up to be honest.
- rowanG077 4y agoYou are right. But the problem is not that they don't have responsibility. The problem is they often claim to be paid so highly because of the responsibility.
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