Compensation Required To Pay Against Retrenchment

Thank you Sir for your response

Much appreciated.

Have one more query

If the retrenchment is taking place due to the relocation of the process in a different facility and to a different location. Also in the interest of the employee the company makes the following offers

A - Subject to meeting the skill requirements of voice processing, and further, subject to successfully clearing the necessary interviews and training as required by the job specification. (offers this in the same facility at the same location)

OR

B - Accept an option of transfer to our differnt Facility to a process of parallel nature, subject to clearing the requisite training; as a humane gesture, in the event any employee accept this option, the company will offer such employee compensation higher than the one presently being paid to such employee

And if the employee doesn't choose either of the option and chooses to take seperation of services...can the employee challenge it in the labor court

Secondly what if the employee refuses to choose either of the option and also chooses not to resign. Can the company post the Pay Order through registered AD at his residence.

Awaiting Your response.

Regards,

Shweta

Dear Ms Shweta
1.What if the employee does not satisfy your requirements specified in item A? Will you continue him in the same location or send him out of your employment?
2.In the case of option B what happens if the employee opts to go to the new location but does not clear the training?
3.If the separation is voluntary, then he cannot successfully challenge it subsequently.
4. If the employee does not accept any one of the options then he can be retrenched after following the procedure prescribed under the Industrial Disputes Act.
With regards

Respected V.Harikrishnan,
I would like to know whether supervisors and above are entitled for double payment for working on a public holiday.
Regards,
Shweta

Dear Ms.Shweta
Yes, the supervisors are entitled to double payment for working on a public holiday.
Regards