Contract termination payments are
A) made to induce the employee to quit.
B) made to prevent the employee from completing the contract term.
C) frequently made for work in hardship areas.
D) made by the employee in order to return early from an expatriate assignment.

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These payments are made as inducements for employees to stay on their jobs and work out the periods of their overseas contracts. They may be used if the foreign post is a hardship or not a particularly desirable one.

Contract Termination Payments Are