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I need to look for a job—I wasn’t aware that the penalty fees imposed by companies are quite high Is it higher in private enterprises or in *enterprises?|? I would like to ask what the typical penalty amount is in the petrochemical industry these days? Everyone, speak up! @
The penalty fees vary from company to company. Most penalty fees are set by the companies themselves. Typically, the penalty fee in the petrochemical industry is around 2,000-3,000. Generally, when signing a contract, a company will tell you how much the penalty for breach is, and it will be specified in the contract. Find a job that suits you; don’t follow the crowd blindly. You’ll regret it then.
Reply to 2# Master Kong: It seems that the penalty fees in the petrochemical industry are quite high! ! It’s quite troublesome when some companies refuse to tell you the penalty amount! !
It depends on the reason for leaving the job; in fact, it’s up to the Human Resources department to decide how much to pay!
Find out; in some cases, the labor authorities do not recognize such penalty fees
When I graduated, I signed a contract with a company under CNPC. After the contract was signed, it was clearly stated that the penalty for breach of contract would be 2,500. I think the amount of such a penalty should definitely be specified in the contract when it’s signed.
For the 3,000 amount, it will be refunded upon resignation after working for two years; however, there is an additional training fee of 5,000, which will not be deducted if one leaves after working for 5 years, but will be deducted if the tenure is shorter
It varies from one unit to another, right?
Each unit is different; I had to pay a penalty of 3,000 at that time