Hi all,
I have been treated unethically at the office. I have been working for 2.4 years in the same company and work under a CEO who stays in the US, and I report directly to him. I take care of some HR operations in the company.
Here's the issue: I have not received any documents (such as hike letters, promotion letters, etc.) from him until now, and he refuses to provide them until I leave the company. What should I do now? Can I ask for signatures from my teammates since I don't have any managers above me?
Please help me.
Regards,
Lily
From India, Bangalore
I have been treated unethically at the office. I have been working for 2.4 years in the same company and work under a CEO who stays in the US, and I report directly to him. I take care of some HR operations in the company.
Here's the issue: I have not received any documents (such as hike letters, promotion letters, etc.) from him until now, and he refuses to provide them until I leave the company. What should I do now? Can I ask for signatures from my teammates since I don't have any managers above me?
Please help me.
Regards,
Lily
From India, Bangalore
Hi Lily,
I am also facing the same problem, but the difference is I have only been here for 1 month. Whenever I ask for an offer letter, I have been replied to with comments like, "What difference does it make?"
So, I know how it feels when an organization is not professional. But you need to persist and create a documentary record of all the documents you have asked for. Put in writing what your boss has promised you; then, it will make some sense to some extent.
Sejal
From India, Ahmadabad
I am also facing the same problem, but the difference is I have only been here for 1 month. Whenever I ask for an offer letter, I have been replied to with comments like, "What difference does it make?"
So, I know how it feels when an organization is not professional. But you need to persist and create a documentary record of all the documents you have asked for. Put in writing what your boss has promised you; then, it will make some sense to some extent.
Sejal
From India, Ahmadabad
It's unethical, but keep yourself calm. Just do one thing, and I know it's hard to follow: calmly ask your boss why he wants you to leave the job. Do you have a salary slip? If you have a salary slip, then this will serve your purpose, but politely ask for the letters.
Regards,
Atul Somani
From India, Pune
Regards,
Atul Somani
From India, Pune
Hi Lily,
In your post, you mentioned that you didn't receive any documents related to Hike or Promotion. From this, I assume that you might have already received the Appointment Letter. Just keep the payslip with you and politely ask the CEO for the reasons behind not providing the mentioned documents. There's no need to press the panic button yet as you have the Appointment and payslips (I assume) with you.
Regards,
Sarkar
From India, Bangalore
In your post, you mentioned that you didn't receive any documents related to Hike or Promotion. From this, I assume that you might have already received the Appointment Letter. Just keep the payslip with you and politely ask the CEO for the reasons behind not providing the mentioned documents. There's no need to press the panic button yet as you have the Appointment and payslips (I assume) with you.
Regards,
Sarkar
From India, Bangalore
I have been treated unethically at the office. I have been working for 2.4 years in the same company and work under a CEO who stays in the US, and I report directly to him. I take care of some HR operations in the company.
Here comes the issue—I have not received any documents (hike letters, promotion letters, etc.) from him until now, and he refuses to give them to me until I leave the company. What should I do now? Can I ask for signatures from my teammates, as I don't have any managers above me? Please help me.
Regards,
Lily
From India, Bangalore
Here comes the issue—I have not received any documents (hike letters, promotion letters, etc.) from him until now, and he refuses to give them to me until I leave the company. What should I do now? Can I ask for signatures from my teammates, as I don't have any managers above me? Please help me.
Regards,
Lily
From India, Bangalore
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