Understanding Dual Employment

What is dual employment? If someone fails to produce a relieving letter or acceptance of resignation from their previous employer, can I allow them to join my organization, or would that be a violation of dual employment? Please let us know.

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From India, Ahmadabad
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Dear Dual Employment means working with two employers at the same time and receiving two salaries. Normally, all appointment letters have a condition prohibiting this. In case you resign from one company and join another employer, it will not be considered dual employment. However, if you claim a salary from your first employer by falsely stating that you are on leave, then it is considered dual employment.

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Thank you, Mr. Rajan. However, if someone resigns but their employer doesn't accept the resignation and does not provide a relieving letter, can I allow that individual to join my company? They are unable to provide me with an acknowledged resignation or relieving letter. Please guide.
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