Legal Question in Employment Law in Pakistan
A clause in my employment contract says that I will have to reimburse the employer for training expenditure incurred on me in case I resign before the minimum contract term (say 3 years). I guess it is void since bounded labour is unconstitutional, is it?
Another clause says that if I not serve the minimum period or if I serve the minimum term but fail to give a notice (say 2 months), they reserve the right to tell my professional body. Can they? If yes, can I fight them because it was illegal and hence not resulting in breaching code of ethics?
Asked on 7/08/14, 3:34 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Adnan Bashir
A B Choudry Law Firm
clauses of contract can not be interpreted isolate.. one needs the complete draft of the contact...
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Answered on 8/12/14, 11:49 am
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