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I have a 5 years employment contract (2 years left). There are no any words regarding to termination. Now I want to quit job here. The company lawyer told me they want to sue me if I quit job because I breach the contract. One more choice is staying here. Is it leagal in California?
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It seems unusual that an employer would hold you to a contract. However, because this will involve looking closely at the contract you signed, I strongly suggest you contact an attorney in your state.
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The part of contract is shown below, I signed this in March 2003. I do not think this is a five years contract. But company said this is a 5 years contract.
----------------------------------------- The Company shall have the sole option to automatically renew this contract from month to month until December 31, 2008 . EMPLOYEE agrees that EMPLOYEE shall not have any outside employment. |
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That doesn't seem to hold any employee in virtual bondage. However, I'm not aware of the entire arrangement. Therefore, you should talk with an attorney.
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