I don't know the answer, but I'm sure it would say in the contract. If not you *could* ask, but I guess that would be a little awkward, unless you've already been terminated.
Just curious, over past week have read one thread, individual termed for weapon in vehicle, a few where they where failing the skills test etc.
Just curious what happens to the 1 yr reqyirement...
After all the termee did not leave of own accord etc...
Like noted, hypothitical question
You signed year contract. It stands. Mine at prime said that they could take $70 per week from my future employment earnings until paid off. My contract was $3200 but prorated depdinging on how long I stayed. So if I did 6 mos I would owe half.
Not sure if the contract has changed since then. Basically it says if for any reason you fail your obligations to meet the one year then you are responsible. During your one year you pay nothing.
Getting caught with a gun is against company policy. Other such grounds for termination. Would be the same.
Now...failure of the test was a tricky one cause you get 3 tries per section. If you then went home and passed...prime would hire you. So then it would be as if you never left
More than likely it would be based on the amount of Training and money they had spent on you so far. I know we have a percentage deal like that for our students
Swift has a schedule of dates: the longer you're on the program, the more you'll have to pay.
And everything from failing a pee test to weapons and fighting, you're asked to leave, and you even have to buy your own bus ticket back home.
So, Larry, what did you hypothetically have in mind? Just askin'!
Before u answer,..strangling your trainer and feeding him to FL gators will get u fired and in debted lol
Swift has a schedule of dates: the longer you're on the program, the more you'll have to pay.
And everything from failing a pee test to weapons and fighting, you're asked to leave, and you even have to buy your own bus ticket back home.
So, Larry, what did you hypothetically have in mind? Just askin'!
Was more in wondering if an earlier poster ( caught with weapon in his bag and was termed) if he had to pay his schooling fee 4k+ ? Since he did not leave on his own.
Not looking to debate if he was wrong etc, just does he now have to pay up, and he also does not work there, at companies request.
As noted, a hypothetical question.
Before u answer,..strangling your trainer and feeding him to FL gators will get u fired and in debted lol
Damn, plans foiled again.....
Before u answer,..strangling your trainer and feeding him to FL gators will get u fired and in debted lol
They just want you to fail, don't they.
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Thought occured to me the other day in light of a number of posts.
Many companies require a year commitment for providing training, what happens in the following cases...
Fails to pass CDL exam
Terminated due to having prohibited items in truck.
Terminated due to drinking off duty during training process.
Would person still be held to pay training?
If after getting CDL and actually employed by company, and termed for any number or reasons, still held to pay up?
Inquireing minds want to know.
CDL:
Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
A CDL is required to drive any of the following vehicles:
OWI:
Operating While Intoxicated