My sister has been working at an IT company for a couple of months. Her husband recently got an H1-B visa, and she wants to join him in the US. Her company has a bond requiring a payment of ₹2 lakhs for breaking it. How should she quit her job and go to the US with her husband?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › My sister has been working at an IT company for a couple of months. Her husband recently got an H1-B visa, and she wants to join him in the US. Her company has a bond requiring a payment of ₹2 lakhs for breaking it. How should she quit her job and go to the US with her husband?
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Apni Law Staff asked 11 months ago

My sister has been working at an IT company for a couple of months. Her husband recently got an H1-B visa, and she wants to join him in the US. Her company has a bond requiring a payment of ₹2 lakhs for breaking it. How should she quit her job and go to the US with her husband?

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Apni Law Staff answered 11 months ago

In India, employment bonds are generally enforceable. Your sister should carefully review the bond terms and explore options like negotiating a reduced payment or seeking a waiver based on her husband’s visa situation. Consulting with a lawyer would be beneficial to understand her rights and options.

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