QUESTION
how do i go about getting my ex employer to pay for a move that was job related
Asked on Jan 24th, 2013 on Contracts - Florida
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i worked for Bayou Fox Corp dba Hooters for 31/2 years. i was the GM in panama city beach fl, I was told one day by the vice president of operations that a change had to be made and that their plan was to move me to the Dothan al store within their franchise. i explained my rental agreement with him, and he said "oh well, that our plan to move you to the Dothan al hooters" which was an hour and 15 mins away. i have recently requested their help on paying my early termination fees for having to move out early, and he has refused to help me.
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Unfortunately, there is no basis to "force" the employer to accomodate you. If there is no written contract, collective bargaining agreement, or company policy entitlement, you will simply have to choose whether the job is worth the drive.
Answered on Feb 05th, 2013 at 9:32 AM
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