citation shares training costs???

[Archer38416]

I have read something about $20.000 owed Citations Shares for training. Do you owe them if you quit in the first year or do you owe them regardless of how long you stay with the company? I hear good things about CS, but seems very cheap of them to make you pay for training.

 

[flagshipper]

Its just a normal training contract. You don't pay a dime if you work there a year. If you quit before a year they can come after you for the whole amount since it is not prorated. The cheap part is they make you pay your way for the interview.

 

[Krapflier]

You only have to pay the $20,000 if you leave with in the first year.

 

[flyipilot]

I know of someone who left CS for an airline job 9 months in and even though they do owe the 20k., CS has done nothing. That was back in Nov and they never heard a thing from CS. It is a tough thing for them to collect and go to court on. Even though you have a training contract, courts look poorly on them because they believe as it is stated in most states law books companies that require a specific training to do a job have to pay for it.

 

[Sparse]

I know of someone who left CS for an airline job 9 months in and even though they do owe the 20k., CS has done nothing. That was back in Nov and they never heard a thing from CS. It is a tough thing for them to collect and go to court on. Even though you have a training contract, courts look poorly on them because they believe as it is stated in most states law books companies that require a specific training to do a job have to pay for it.

I beleive it is a promissary note, not a training contract. It has an expiration date one year after signing. A promissary note may be a little easier to collect on. It could at least damage your credit if found in default and reported. I'm no lawyer but that is my take on it.

 

[blueridge71]

Sparse is correct. It is a promissory note and it details how they are to be paid back. If you complete one year, they forgive the debt.