Vishal 05 June 2018
Send a legal notice to your former company demanding that they release your relieving letter & EC..if they refuse to release your documents it may amount to restraint of trade/profession, for which civil remedies may be sought in court or labor tribunal.
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Regards
Pradipta Nath (Advocate) 06 June 2018
You held that the employer accepted the resignation letter in a face to face meeting and you do not have any document for that but at the same time the employer also did not communicated with any documents or otherwise you that your resignation letter has been rejected or on hold. Rather their act was enough audible to sound that your resignation letter has been accepted else they should not have allowed you to complete your notice period or accept the handover.
And what they told you? You will be considered as dual employment! Rather it is their dual personality, if your stated fact is considered!
I believe you have document on the handover, please use this reference while negotiating with the HR or can even escalate this. Right now may not any legal notice will be useful, as by the act of the employer it is clear that they want to retain you, so please negotiate with them before indulging into any legal recourse.
In case all the options had been tried of, please do not bother to take legal help for your rightful claim.
SHIRISH PAWAR, 7738990900 (Advocate) 07 June 2018
You have to send legal notice for reliving and experience certificate as you had already completed handover. They may be playing tactics with you as after long time they are informing that resignation is not accepted.