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Old 30-06-2008, 03:00 PM
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Dear Jeeni,

A resource in the probation period would work in a company for a specific period and in that period if they want to move out they can by submitting a resignation letter at least prior to one week. It is not mandatory by the law by it is the basic courtesy. A good resource would not leave the company in lurch.

At the same time, the employer has got every right to terminate the employment of a probationary employee at any time by giving an explanation and may be with out any notice. A probationary employee would not be entrusted with much of company's confidential matters and they will not have any serious roles in the company. So in that juncture their disappearance on a fine morning will not create any problems as such.

And by that standing instruction in the labour laws all the employees whether it is a contract employee or a regular employee, have to serve a notice period to the employer before moving out. And in this case you should go through the probationary agreement you have for employees. Or please consult a Labour Lawyer.

Thanks
Afsal
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Originally Posted by jeeni View Post
Dear All,

Whether an employee who has been in the probation period is legally bind to serve a one month notice to the employer?

As per my Knowledge there is legal binding only for confirmed employee as per standing order in Industrial Employment Act, 1946.

My company is taking one month notice with every -one and they know that it is wrong according to the principle of Natural and social justice but the Management is ready to fight in the labour court.

Plz suggest.

Regards
Ranjeet
(Jeeni)
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