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OscarRomeo 08-04-2021 06:05 PM


Originally Posted by Opteryx (Post 3273659)
Apparently the two-year commitment is for the ATP training.

Two year commitment for what, $3,000? That’s a bit harsh.

buddies8 08-05-2021 01:43 AM

There is no upfront bonus money at envoy that does not have a commitment clause.

pitchattitude 08-05-2021 04:54 AM


Originally Posted by buddies8 (Post 3273769)
There is no upfront bonus money at envoy that does not have a commitment clause.

That’s an accurate statement for probably almost all employers. Whether it’s outsourced training or signing bonuses. A lot of smaller places especially have training contracts that put you on the hook for some kind of pay back if you leave before a year or two.

duck of death 08-05-2021 07:01 AM

Yep, I was in the private sector before flying and any signing bonus came with a hook. Work it off or pay it back.

highfarfast 08-05-2021 08:22 AM


Originally Posted by coodrough568 (Post 3273871)
Don’t take it if any part of you thinks you’ll be leaving envoy within 24 months

Bad advice.

But seriously 08-05-2021 09:04 AM


Originally Posted by highfarfast (Post 3273895)
Bad advice.

How about: “Take the bonus, just budget for the fact that you will need to repay it if you leave”.

Also, I’m not a CPA, but I’m fairly sure that if you repay the bonus, you can write it off on your taxes. You’ll only pay taxes on the portion you keep.

highfarfast 08-05-2021 09:58 AM


Originally Posted by But seriously (Post 3273917)
How about: “Take the bonus, just budget for the fact that you will need to repay it if you leave”.

Good advice

Throwitaway 08-05-2021 10:40 AM


Originally Posted by rld1k (Post 3271994)
Yeah don't pay it

Also good advice.

Listen, for the little money you'd owe its not worth it for them to send someone to find you and serve you papers in the state you live in. It's also not worth them paying the legal fees to recoup what will be a small fraction of the money. They'll send you intimidating letters threatening legal action but it's all smoke. The worst they can do is hit your credit and lets face it, by that time you'll be working at Sun Country and won't be able to afford a new house or car anyways so your credit score is irrelevant.


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