Notice Pay Deduction in less than 6 months job offered - if the employee did not serve the notice period

sunil-yadav1

Can we deduct the notice pay amount according to terms of employment or labor law if the employee did not serve the notice period and we are offering him a job less than 06 months tenure in a registered organization?
21st January 2021 From India, Mumbai

shobhit-kumar-mittal

Sunil, It would depend on the terms of employment of the employee and the Labour Laws applicable upon your industry. Please elaborate. - S.K. Mittal 9319956443
21st January 2021 From India, Faridabad

PRABHAT RANJAN MOHANTY

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The terms and conditions of appointment is binding for both Employee & Employer. The employee has to serve notice period or to pay equivalent sum. Where, employer wants to release the employee on early date, requires to pay the notice pay amount.
24th January 2021 From India, Mumbai

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