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vickyp
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    Some language: MODEL A: MARATHON OIL
    H. Repayment Requirements
    The Marathon Petroleum Tuition Assistance Repayment Agreement is a provision that requires
    an employee to repay amounts received for Tuition Assistance in the event the employee
    voluntarily separates employment from the Company. (Repayment requirements apply to
    non-degree courses and courses taken as part of a Degree Program.)
    By signing the Repayment Agreement, an employee agrees to repay Tuition Assistance benefits
    received under this Plan based on the following schedule, should the employee voluntarily
    terminate employment with the Company:
    Time Elapsed
    The amount of time between the date(s) of the Tuition
    Assistance reimbursement and the employee’s
    termination date.
    Percentage of Repayment
    Applicable to the amount of Tuition
    Assistance received during the
    24 months prior to the employee’s
    termination date.
    6 months or less 100 percent
    More than 6 months, but less than 12 months 75 percent
    More than 12 months, but less than 18 months 50 percent
    More than 18 months, but less than 24 months 25 percent
    Under this provision, the Company may withhold from an employee’s final paycheck (base salary,
    bonuses, vacation pay, and/or expense reimbursements), to the extent permitted by applicable
    law, monies up to the amount due the Company for any Tuition Assistance paid within the above
    timeframes.
    MODEL B: BP
    An employee will be reimbursed 90% of the cost of tuition, books and certain other fees up to the policy
    maximum of $5,250 as long as:
     the employee is actively at work at the time an approved course is completed, or the employee is
    terminated in conjunction with an ABSC action (relocation or termination due to re-organization) while
    participating in an approved course; or the employee must go on an unforeseeable leave of absence
    while participating in an approved course, or the employee’s status changes from full-time to parttime after a course has been approved and the coursework begun but not yet completed (all other
    policy requirements still apply);

    http://hrcpdocctr.conocophillips.com/Documents/HR-documents/TuitionRefundPolicypage09242008.pdf   Addresses this as FAQ at end of general policy. One approach you could use.

    Hope this helps. Glenn