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swati.05
Hi All, I want to know, do we need to reissue the appointment letter if mentioned 3 year bond has exceed. Kindly guide me.
From India, Kolkata
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You have to check other terms & conditions of AO. The bond is one among various other terms. I don't think you engaged them for a specific period of 3 yrs which as you mentioned is 3 yrs. Does tenure closes by end of 3 yrs. ? You have to post the extract of your AO issued to this employee to give appropriate suggestion.
From India, Bangalore
swati.05
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your reply.In appointment letter we clearly mention that ''this appointment is valid for 3 years and subject to renewal on mutual consent''.
So, do we need to reissue the letter after 3 years. Because many of our employees are raising this point , that they again need appointment letter. Kindly suggest me what should i do in this case.
Swati

From India, Kolkata
riteshmaity
243

First, if you keep on renewing appointment letters every 3 years in order to avoid continuity of service and to deprive employees of their statutory benefit, then you will soon fall under "unfair labour practice" for which the tenure of service of the employee will be treated as continuity as well you may be penalized.
What kind of bond have you singed? Bonds related for retaining employees for particular period of time is also illegal.
May be you should come with clear facts of the case in order to get better advice.

From India, Kolkata
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Both the options are available - i) either to issue afresh, if again this will be for the next few years fixed or 2) issue a fresh AO letter combining both the past and the future tenures as a continuous service, which will be a fair option considering the future of this employee. Onus will be upon you to prove not guilty. Mind you, if you choose the first option and this type of action repeated you may be charged with 'unfair labour practices' as pointed out by others.
From India, Bangalore
Suresh Rathi
89

You do not need to reissue Appt letter.Just a simple letter stating that the validity of the original appointment letter is extended by --years will suffice.
This way the problem of continuity remains and there is no "gap"

From India, Delhi
vibhakar
79

Dear All;
Bond, what is being discussed, appears to me as a contract of terms and conditions of employment including remuneration. Bond is entirely different. Contract is like settlement in case of workers. Normally appointment letter is issued in short that his employment commences from a particular date. The other terms and conditions of employment are in a separate document which is a contract which you are, perhaps, calling a bond. Like in case of workers, the 3 year wage agreement is re discussed and renewed, this contract is also renewed. Appointment letter remains valid until the employee separates from the company, in whatever way.
When an employee is offered some training in foreign country, or some such input is given, employer asks for a bond that after the training, the employee will serve for at least 2-3-5 years. This period is for once only. This is not renewed. This is bond, violation of which is penalized.
Vibhakar Ramtirthkar
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From India, Pune
sajar-bumi
Hi, our permanent staff had worked for more than 8 years. We would like to reissue the appointment letter but combine with the previous AO. Do you have the format/template.
From Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
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The need to reissue the appointment order is not understood from the post. Once it is stated that they are permanent employees, it means regular employment, not fixed tenure appointment. Also Malaysian labour laws have to be consulted. Here in India this could be termed as 'Unfair Labour Practice' to keep the employees of 8 years service without regular appointment with its legal consequence. Pl come out with all the facts to give meaningful opinion.
From India, Mumbai
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