I resigned from a government job of state West Bengal in Indi due to some personal reason . But resignation was not accepted instantly and it was accepted after 6 months of submitting resignation letter after burning much wood and straws . Now after 3 years I have got another State government job of West Bengal and the employer is asking for original resignation acceptance letter, but problem is the original letter has been damaged very much and it is not in condition of reading so the employer has refused to take it and then I offer him a photocopy of the letter but this time also he refuse to take it and tell me to bring a newly issued resignation acceptance letter from previous office But the previous officer is telling I will not issue any resignation acceptance letter as a great loss was caused due to your sudden resignation. Now , what should I do ???
From India, Kolkata
From India, Kolkata
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Dear Colleague,
Normally all companies whether private or public sector insist on formal relieving order or letter for the simple reason that you are relieved after adhering to their process and there is no adverse career history as far as the past company is concerned. More over this is an indicator that you handed over changes / company assets properly and then you came out in full and final satisfaction of the previous employer. This is no doubt an important document.
Under the very special circumstances you mentioned, One possibility ( which few companies accept) which you need to explore is in lieu of giving an Affidavit legally drafted and prepared stating all facts singed by a Notary Public which can be submitted to the prospective employer.
Advocates know and they will draft in detail and also mention that in your future job if any But it is subject to acceptance by the next public sector and will work only if their internal rules are allowing it. But you can try this in the special circumstances mentioned by you after discussion with the HR of the proposed company. This may or may not work out but one possibility
Best of Luck, God Bless,
Dr.P.SIVAKUMAR
Doctor Siva Global HR
Tamil Nadu
From India, Chennai
309Normally all companies whether private or public sector insist on formal relieving order or letter for the simple reason that you are relieved after adhering to their process and there is no adverse career history as far as the past company is concerned. More over this is an indicator that you handed over changes / company assets properly and then you came out in full and final satisfaction of the previous employer. This is no doubt an important document.
Under the very special circumstances you mentioned, One possibility ( which few companies accept) which you need to explore is in lieu of giving an Affidavit legally drafted and prepared stating all facts singed by a Notary Public which can be submitted to the prospective employer.
Advocates know and they will draft in detail and also mention that in your future job if any But it is subject to acceptance by the next public sector and will work only if their internal rules are allowing it. But you can try this in the special circumstances mentioned by you after discussion with the HR of the proposed company. This may or may not work out but one possibility
Best of Luck, God Bless,
Dr.P.SIVAKUMAR
Doctor Siva Global HR
Tamil Nadu
From India, Chennai
Since your previous job was under the State Government of West Bengal, you can file a petition under the Right to Information Act,2005 to furnish the details of your tenure along with a copy of the resignation acceptance letter and submit the same with the affidavit suggested by Dr. Sivakumar.
From India, Salem
From India, Salem
Besides the verbal request you should make an written application in name of the officer for issue of a duplicate certificate.
As suggested you can opt the option of RTI or move an order by the court to issue or get certified copy of mutilated document from the court by an affidavit. The reply of the officer has got no base and can not deny.
From India, Mumbai
As suggested you can opt the option of RTI or move an order by the court to issue or get certified copy of mutilated document from the court by an affidavit. The reply of the officer has got no base and can not deny.
From India, Mumbai
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