Milton Kenny 09 February 2017
Milton Kenny 09 February 2017
1. I have communicated following to the management is there anythink elese that i should communicated ?
2. Are the organisation in teh position to deny my resignation as discussed ?
Kumar Doab (FIN) 09 February 2017
Why were you transferred from X to Y on as termed by you: On loss of pay?
Was site allowce applicable only to X and not to Y?
If your salary was to remain same; then how did you suffer from as termed by you: loss of pay?
If you salary was increased and paid (and shown in salalry slips) then do you have that written communication?
Does this communicque include any clause that the said increase is some allownce and is to be paid back if you resign?
shavi vig 09 February 2017
Ritesh Maity (Labour Law Advocate) 09 February 2017
Releiving you either by notice period or pay is the discrition of the management. Just because others were let go with 1 months notice period, does not give you any right to claim so.
It is better to negotiate and convince.
Kumar Doab (FIN) 10 February 2017
You have posted that there is precedence.
Noted!
You may post:
What is issued to you; offer letter or appointment letter or both.
Is there is a clause in your appointment letter: that states that Notice pay in lieu of notice period can be tendered by employee (if employee initiates separation by resignation) and also by employer (If employer initiates separation by termination)?
If yes: what is the exact language: verbatim?
Post full extract of such clause on: resignation/termination/exit formalities etc.
What is rate of notice of pay mentioned in it e.g; @Basic pay?
30days of notice period should be sufficient for employer to put its house in order.
30days of notice period might be the notice period as per force of enactments that may apply to establishment/employer/employee.
shavi vig 13 February 2017
shavi vig 13 February 2017
shavi vig 13 February 2017
shavi vig 13 February 2017
shavi vig 13 February 2017
Kumar Doab (FIN) 14 February 2017
@ Shavi Vig,
You have not replied to any point.