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In article <4kttmd$bgf@nyx10.cs.du.edu>, M <anon1167@nyx10.cs.du.edu> wrote:
>In article <4jigc8$gu2@newz.oit.unc.edu>,
>Stacy Ferguson <sef@med.unc.edu> wrote:

>Hm, my reading of the contract suggests that the payback liability 
>_accumulates_ during the first year, as I tried to explain.  That is, if 
>you leave after the first 6 months, then you repay 6/12 of what you have 
>been paid.  If you leave after 9 months, you rpeay 9/12 of what you ahave 
>been paid.  After a year, you owe would have to repay the entire year's 
>salary.  For each month after the first year, the amount of obligation is 
>reduce by 1/12, so that after 2 years, you have no repayment obligation.

Yes, you are apparently correct. Another poster did post that the terms of
payback periods have changed in the last year or two.  


Stacy