Title: What does bondable mean on a job application? - Quora
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What does bondable mean on a job application?
Content: A bond is insurance on you that you will not be doing things like theft or other harmful things to the company, its customers and coworkers, or the cash or inventory. 5.4K views
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Answered 4 years ago · Author has 57 answers and 125.2K answer views
It means ‘binding terms’ - WHEN SOMEONE DECIDES TO BREAK THE AGREEMENT. So, for example, you have read from your contract that you are entitled for 33 days holiday, 4 weeks sick pay, OTE of £80–£100k but..
They never told you (LIED) that you have to work for them for at least a year or two to be entitled for the extras above, as well as passing your 3-months probation period, several interviews and performance meetings. At the end you might end up quitting your job. In simple language I would define it as ‘confusing’. Alternatively visit this guide for more info (UK): Legally Binding Contracts
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