Bikash Sharma (EXE) 27 September 2017
kameswarao S (Head HR) 29 September 2017
Dear mr.Sharma
If I am not wrong the Management representatives are asking for No-dues certificate from the your Head of the department, other department people. In general before completing full & final settlement the out going employee need to obtain clearance from all the concerned departments after returning / handing over the tools, instruments, ID card, Laptop, Mobile sim, files & documents etc., and submit to the HR so that HR will advise the accounts department to release the full & final settlement amount.
Until and unless you submit the no dues certificate the full & final settlement is not initiated.
Regards
kamesh
Bikash Sharma (EXE) 29 September 2017
Bikash Sharma (EXE) 29 September 2017
Sunil Sadar (associate consultant) 02 October 2017
I fully agree with Kameshwara Rao.Mr.Kamlesh,probably you may notbe aware above this HR procedure,which is common in mostof the industries. Here, the word "NO DUES "refersto the fact that you don't owe any property/document/recordwhich is owned by Company,but may be in your custody by virtue of the position/role,, for which you were appointed.If youclearly read the contents of the "noDues" formyou may find that it doesnot say any this about the dues youhave to take from the Co./from your employer.and supposethere is nostandard formfor"no dues".You can simply write on the plain paper" names of various departments and obtain their remarks"saying there are no dues/ there are no materia/files/records/money etcl to be collected from you".
Hence, request you toplease read the contents of that "no dues certificate'or just create a one as mentioned above.
regards
Sunil Sadar (associate consultant) 02 October 2017
I fully agree with Kameshwara Rao. Mr.Bikash,probably you may notbe aware above this HR procedure,which is common in mostof the industries. Here, the word "NO DUES "refersto the fact that you don't owe any property/document/recordwhich is owned by Company,but may be in your custody by virtue of the position/role,, for which you were appointed.If youclearly read the contents of the "noDues" formyou may find that it doesnot say any this about the dues youhave to take from the Co./from your employer.and supposethere is nostandard formfor"no dues".You can simply write on the plain paper" names of various departments and obtain their remarks"saying there are no dues/ there are no materia/files/records/money etcl to be collected from you".
Hence, request you toplease read the contents of that "no dues certificate'or just create a one as mentioned above.
regards