This would be my first query on this forum, I have had an account since a long time but never really had a personal question.
I have two questions, 1 about my current employment where I’m serving my notice period.
Due a demotivating appraisal in Oct, I told myself that I must quit where there is no esteem
I sent out my resignation Jan 2013, US Manager tries convincing me wasting his time as I kept telling him that I’m not at all interested in continuing with the organization.
I requested him to relieve me immediately but he tells me that I have to work for 2 months (notice period), so I told him that he was forcing me to work/come to office for two months, then he threatened me that I will have to show him results or he knows what to do(for eg: not giving me relieving letter, salary, giving a releiving letter that states i was terminated). I have upfront told him that there is no point in forcing me to sit in office, for hich he told "I know your caliber and if you tell me that you are not able to deliver I know what to do".
Now from last 15 days I’m coming to office everyday with no other go, but not working and just surfing the net (Wikipedia, news and stuff). I will serve the notice period for 2 months, as I’m not interested in working for this organization anymore I’m not working but present in office.
My Indian manager has told me that they won’t pay this month’s salary as there is no delivery from my end. He told me that they will relieve me soon and help me out but apparently he is playing around.
1. Now my question is that if there is any chance that the company will not pay my salary? If they do so, what is that I must do?
2. While I'm serving the notice period can the company terminate me, meaning can they issue a releiving letter that I'm terminated? Or is it that they have to releive only and not terminate.
How can i work this out?? I'm financially tight (2 lac debt) and in this situation i cannot afford to buy out.
I know what I'm doing is not at all right, but I have no other option coz if i keep working they will make sure not to releive me till the last minute.
Thank you
I have two questions, 1 about my current employment where I’m serving my notice period.
Due a demotivating appraisal in Oct, I told myself that I must quit where there is no esteem
I sent out my resignation Jan 2013, US Manager tries convincing me wasting his time as I kept telling him that I’m not at all interested in continuing with the organization.
I requested him to relieve me immediately but he tells me that I have to work for 2 months (notice period), so I told him that he was forcing me to work/come to office for two months, then he threatened me that I will have to show him results or he knows what to do(for eg: not giving me relieving letter, salary, giving a releiving letter that states i was terminated). I have upfront told him that there is no point in forcing me to sit in office, for hich he told "I know your caliber and if you tell me that you are not able to deliver I know what to do".
Now from last 15 days I’m coming to office everyday with no other go, but not working and just surfing the net (Wikipedia, news and stuff). I will serve the notice period for 2 months, as I’m not interested in working for this organization anymore I’m not working but present in office.
My Indian manager has told me that they won’t pay this month’s salary as there is no delivery from my end. He told me that they will relieve me soon and help me out but apparently he is playing around.
1. Now my question is that if there is any chance that the company will not pay my salary? If they do so, what is that I must do?
2. While I'm serving the notice period can the company terminate me, meaning can they issue a releiving letter that I'm terminated? Or is it that they have to releive only and not terminate.
How can i work this out?? I'm financially tight (2 lac debt) and in this situation i cannot afford to buy out.
I know what I'm doing is not at all right, but I have no other option coz if i keep working they will make sure not to releive me till the last minute.
Thank you