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#6131
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From: ERJ CA
Note that it's one year from your checkride, not your start date.
#6132
Line Holder
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Training contract is no good in Arizona. It is a right-to-work state. Google it. If you pay anything on the training contract, your a fool.
#6133
Line Holder
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Unless they changed it, that's incorrect. It starts when you sign it, but doesn't go into effect until you pass Checkride or OE (not sure). AKA if you can't pass initial training they you aren't responsible... which is fair.
#6134
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Really?
Right to work means you can't be forced to pay union dues, however airline and railway employees don't have this protection.
Right to work has nothing to do with a training contract. The training contract is absolutely enforceable, however this requires expensive litigation and it's usually cheaper for a company to cut its losses when employees don't hold up their end.
#6135
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I would sure hate to have to answer in an interview what happened when I broke a training contract. Or have creditors come after me. Or get sued and taken to court. Even if I could fight it and win, or even if Mesa didn't come after the money at all, it's still a risky proposition in the probably small chance that Mesa decided to make it painful for people. With 45 days notice the debt is halved...it's not that much money after it is prorated then halved.
#6136
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I would sure hate to have to answer in an interview what happened when I broke a training contract. Or have creditors come after me. Or get sued and taken to court. Even if I could fight it and win, or even if Mesa didn't come after the money at all, it's still a risky proposition in the probably small chance that Mesa decided to make it painful for people. With 45 days notice the debt is halved...it's not that much money after it is prorated then halved.
This is first I've heard of this?
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