How to get out of a training contract...

[belchfire]

Lawyers, guns and money?

 

[ohplease!]

Try something new....honor your commitment. Then move on.

 

[atlcrashpad]

Try something new....honor your commitment. Then move on.

Sho nuff..... peoples needs ta Honor what they be dun agreed to and not try to shuffle out of der commitmints...... Bouyyyyyyy.....

 

[PBRstreetgang]

or you can die, that will show them!
PBR
P.S. if you are stupid enough to sign one, you will love the death angle!

 

[Secret Squirrel]

Try something new....honor your commitment. Then move on.

In the airline industry there is no such thing. Management has always done it so why should we be the only ones held to a higher standard.

 

[jravi8tor]

if you knew the carrier required you to sign a training contract; (most are usually for a year time frame) then why did you take the job just to bail during that time frame?
one year at a regional airline goes by really quick and if i were on the hiring board at the airline you wanted to leave for i would have a second thoughts about hiring someone that can't fulfill a commitment and i should be thinking to myself is this individual going to leave us after we spend around 20K to train him/her?

 

[Highflight1977]

See the other thread... somehow this got posted twice.