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Company wants relocation money back if you leave early? Learn what to cap, how to make it pro rata, and a polite email to fix the clause before moving.
If the Employee leaves within 24 months of relocation, the Employee shall repay the entire relocation allowance and all related costs.
Repaying everything for any exit, even a layoff, is one-sided. Ask for a shorter period, pro-rata reduction and a carve-out if the company ends your job. Get the relocation amount in the letter before you move your family. This is general information, not legal advice.
Relocation assistance of Rs [AMOUNT] is repayable only if the Employee resigns within 12 months, reduced by 1/12 each completed month, and not repayable if the Company ends employment.
Hi [HR Name],
Before I relocate, could the repayment term be 12 months, pro rata, and waived if the Company ends my employment? Please confirm in the letter. Thanks, [Your Name]
Yes. Do not move before the amount, repayment conditions and timeline are in your signed letter.
Often yes, especially the period and pro-rata reduction.
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