Rohit Soni 16 April 2018
R.Ramachandran (Advocate) 16 April 2018
You know that if you give a notice of your quitting the job within 6 months (i.e. during your probation period), you have to give 1 month notice period. Thereafter you have to give 3 months notice period.
In spite of knowing the above position, you gave the paper to quit the job, ON THE DAY when you completed 6 months of service.
Since you gave the quit letter on the day of completing the 6 month service, naturally you have to serve 3 months notice period.
YOU COULD HAVE GIVEN THE QUIT LETTER 2-3 DAYS BEFORE COMPLETING 6 MONTHS SERVICE. WHY YOU DID NOT DO IT? WHAT YOU WERE WAITING FOR? YOU CREATED PROBLEM FOR YOUR SELF.
I DONT THINK YOU WILL GAIN/ACHIEVE ANYTHING BY APPROACHING THE LABOUR COURT. EVEN THE LABOUR COURT PROCEDURE WILL EASILY TAKE 2-3 MONTHS TO CONCLUDE.
THEREFORE, IT WILL BE BETTER FOR YOU TO SERVE THE NOTICE PERIOD WITHOUT PROBLEM, AND GET A RELIEVING LETTER WITH F&F SETTLEMENT.
AT LEAST IN FUTURE USE YOUR BRAIN. TAKE THINGS SERIOUSLY. DO NOT DELAY THINGS UNNECESSARILY.
Rohit Soni 16 April 2018
R.Ramachandran (Advocate) 16 April 2018
The mutual contract was when it was notified to you in the beginning.
Once you had agreed, that is all. No further requirement of any mutual agreement/understanding on each and every day.
Deepak joshi 16 April 2018
Rohit Soni 16 April 2018
Deepak joshi 17 April 2018
Asgher Mahdi (Advocate & Legal Advisor) 19 April 2018
If the company communication of your completion of probationary period is earlier from your mail, the company is right and you need to serve. Generally, it is noticed that the company spend lots of efforts to train the employee during probationary period and expected that the employee will continue the company but unfortunately on many a cases, the employee after trained get an attractive offer from other company will fly away. On such, cercumstances the company is need only to goes on training the employee?