Relocation Clause Review — Will Your Employer Really Cover Your Move?
Relocation clauses often come with clawback provisions: if you leave within 12–24 months of relocating, you may owe the company back the full cost of your move. Other clauses cap relocation reimbursement far below actual costs or require you to use company-approved movers. Our AI reviews relocation terms to explain exactly what you are entitled to and what you could owe back.
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- Relocation reimbursement scope and cap analysis
- Clawback provision duration and amount review
- Trigger events for clawback detection
- Lump-sum vs reimbursement structure comparison
- Temporary housing and house-hunting trip entitlement review
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