Dear Seniors,
I have come across many of your replies to the queries by the members on CiteHR and am quite impressed. First of all, thanks for your guidance! I am working as an HR in one of the startup product companies, and I am very new in HR. I need your guidance on the following.
Scenario:
We issued an Appointment Letter to the employees on the letterhead of our US entity in August 2020, not on the letterhead of the Indian entity. Now, we have been advised that we need to reissue the letters of appointment to the same employees on the letterhead of the Indian entity. These employees have had their appraisals implemented in April 2021.
Query:
Firstly, do we need to reissue the Appointment Letter with the old salary structure, or should I issue the letter with the new CTC structure applicable from April 2021?
Secondly, do I need to include all the old clauses in the new letter, or can I only issue a letter mentioning the new clause and CTC structure?
Looking forward to hearing from you soon! Thanks in Advance.
Regards, Swati
I have come across many of your replies to the queries by the members on CiteHR and am quite impressed. First of all, thanks for your guidance! I am working as an HR in one of the startup product companies, and I am very new in HR. I need your guidance on the following.
Scenario:
We issued an Appointment Letter to the employees on the letterhead of our US entity in August 2020, not on the letterhead of the Indian entity. Now, we have been advised that we need to reissue the letters of appointment to the same employees on the letterhead of the Indian entity. These employees have had their appraisals implemented in April 2021.
Query:
Firstly, do we need to reissue the Appointment Letter with the old salary structure, or should I issue the letter with the new CTC structure applicable from April 2021?
Secondly, do I need to include all the old clauses in the new letter, or can I only issue a letter mentioning the new clause and CTC structure?
Looking forward to hearing from you soon! Thanks in Advance.
Regards, Swati