Dear Seniors/Professionals,
I am employed with a reputed organization in NCR as Dy. Mgr. for the past 10+ years, being recognized as one of the best performers. One day, an HR person called and asked me to resign due to an annual lower performance rating. He explained that there was top management pressure to remove employees with lower ratings (approximately 10-15 persons) for manpower cost-cutting purposes.
The HR representative explained that my performance was deemed acceptable, but there were some alignment issues with the plant head that were never previously communicated, and there were no prior warnings or negative records. My rating in the HR system's performance index was 4.5/5.0, but the final manual rating was 1.0/5.0.
Ultimately, I had to resign, and HR assured me of compensation with 17 days of gratuity and 2 months' salary. The company has already let go of around 12 individuals in a similar manner over the last 3 months, providing verbal assurances of support for finding a job with a supplier. Sources indicate that they plan to terminate 60 more employees in the next 2-3 months and replace them with freshers.
We believe the company should have offered a Voluntary Retirement Scheme (VRS) with (90+17) 107 days of compensation multiplied by the number of working years, as some other MNCs have done in the past.
I seek guidance and support from seniors/professionals on what steps can be taken, either individually or as a team.
Thanks/Regards;
ABC
I am employed with a reputed organization in NCR as Dy. Mgr. for the past 10+ years, being recognized as one of the best performers. One day, an HR person called and asked me to resign due to an annual lower performance rating. He explained that there was top management pressure to remove employees with lower ratings (approximately 10-15 persons) for manpower cost-cutting purposes.
The HR representative explained that my performance was deemed acceptable, but there were some alignment issues with the plant head that were never previously communicated, and there were no prior warnings or negative records. My rating in the HR system's performance index was 4.5/5.0, but the final manual rating was 1.0/5.0.
Ultimately, I had to resign, and HR assured me of compensation with 17 days of gratuity and 2 months' salary. The company has already let go of around 12 individuals in a similar manner over the last 3 months, providing verbal assurances of support for finding a job with a supplier. Sources indicate that they plan to terminate 60 more employees in the next 2-3 months and replace them with freshers.
We believe the company should have offered a Voluntary Retirement Scheme (VRS) with (90+17) 107 days of compensation multiplied by the number of working years, as some other MNCs have done in the past.
I seek guidance and support from seniors/professionals on what steps can be taken, either individually or as a team.
Thanks/Regards;
ABC