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xzbakbook
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| run, don't walk, away from that job |
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Scott543
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This one is showing up more & more frequently. If its a job you feel you would be comfortable in and the conditions / pay are otherwise fine... are you really going to turn down the contract for this clause?
Many schools will have stated in the contract what constitutes a satisfactory completion of the contract and if you read that and are happy with the terms... go for it.
I guess I'm saying I wouldn't let one little clause like that change my decision about an otherwise good job.... If you really want 8000rmb work for a week when you get back home. |
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rogerwilco
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| Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 2:18 pm Post subject: |
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| Scott543 wrote: |
If its a job you feel you would be comfortable in and the conditions / pay are otherwise fine... are you really going to turn down the contract for this clause?
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Yes ! Because if the school is already plotting on how to cheat you out of 8 to 10,000 RMB, then what other tricks are they going to use in the future to try and trick you out of more money ?
The clause is not about completing the contract. The clause is about your "performance", and the school can use almost any excuse to claim that your performance was "not satisfactory". |
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johntpartee
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| Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 5:46 pm Post subject: |
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| the school can use almost any excuse to claim that your performance was "not satisfactory" |
They don't need an excuse. They can just say your performance was not satisfactory. Or not say anything. Whaddya gonna do? |
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clownshow
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| ask them to include the parameters of a satisfactory performance in writing... |
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