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I hate to say this but whenever you relocate that is your decision. The company isn't really in any obligations to keep you or pay your move back unless you pre
by FollowSteph3 12y ago
I hate to say this but whenever you relocate that is your decision. The company isn't really in any obligations to keep you or pay your move back unless you pre-negotiate that either with a signing bonus or as a clause in your contract. Generally a relocation is offset with a signing bonus and higher salary which is why the risk is worth it, but never doubt that it's a risk you have to take. I know because I've done it myself before, moving countries and all.
- spinlock 12y agoOP had a 3 month contract which was not honored (according to this side of the story). That's why he lost his deposit on the apartment that he'd let for 3 months.
- FollowSteph3 12y agoBut did it have an early termination clause he omitted. Every single contract I've seen has an early termination clause in it.
- andreasgonewild 12y agoKind of hard to tell when the entire fcking contract is in Portuguese and you depend on someone else to explain it to you. I still have no idea if the clause is in there or not. What I can't get through my head is why you'd write a contract at all if both parties are free to do whatever the fck they want anyway...
- DanBC 12y agoYou can write fuck - writing f*ck causes italicization. Did you take the contract to someone outside Unbabel to check?
- andreasgonewild 12y agoNo, the contract was presented and explained to me by the founders, at the time they treated me like royalty so it didn't even cross my mind to question them or waste money on a Portuguese lawyer. And where I come from, having a contract means you need a good reason to break it.
- andreasgonewild 12y agoAnd I'm sorry about the cursing, reading the comments brought a lot of stuff up to the surface again.
- FollowSteph3 12y agoI just read the comment by the company and there was an early termination clause...
- readymade 12y agoWhy do you hate to say it?