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umamaheswararaju
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In our company one of our employee resigned on 06.07.16, he give resignation letter and he wrote i work 15th july clealry. Our management told him to you work 7th july and you leave the company. But that employee have one month notice period, based the his letter he works 6th july to 5th Aug for notice period right. when his full final settlement we deduct 29 days or how many pls explain
U.Umamaheswara Raju

From India, Vellore
umamaheswararaju
6

In our company one of our employee resigned on 06.07.16, he give resignation letter and he wrote i work 15th july clealry. Our management told him to you work 7th july and you leave the company. But that employee have one month notice period, based the his letter he works 6th july to 5th Aug for notice period right. when his full final settlement we deduct 29 days or how many pls explain
From India, Vellore
Rajesh Kumar Dubey
66

Dear Friend,
If your management does not want to continue that employee to work further in the company, accept his resignation immediately referring his resignation
Now It is better to pay him Notice Pay amount immediately by taking management approval because he has given his date and timings and complied as per appointment terms but management wish some thing another.
In this situation, deduction of Notice Pay does not arrise.
Thanks

From India
rdsyadav
142

If that outgoing person was informed that he will be relieved on 7th July, this means notice period is condoned by your management. Simple, you reach the person who has permitted his relieving on 7th July, request him to simply write on his resignation letter a remark"Resignation accepted,please relieve him on 7th July."
After this, no deduction of Notice pay is required,. You prepare his FnF based on No dues certificate and relieve with actual worked days paid,leave encashments ,and such other unclaimed dues.
Regds,
RDS Yadav
NAVTARANGHRS@GMAIL.COM

From India, Delhi
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