HI,
I am working for an MNC where i am opted to sign for 2 years bond (for which in case of descrimination need to pay 2 lakhs) during the joining.
Now i have completed 1 years 9 months.Our company has 3 months notice period.
Can i resign now and have the remaining 3 months in notice period.
If i resign now still do I need to pay lakhs.
Please let me know..this is urgent.
Thanks,
Narayana
From India, Hyderabad
I am working for an MNC where i am opted to sign for 2 years bond (for which in case of descrimination need to pay 2 lakhs) during the joining.
Now i have completed 1 years 9 months.Our company has 3 months notice period.
Can i resign now and have the remaining 3 months in notice period.
If i resign now still do I need to pay lakhs.
Please let me know..this is urgent.
Thanks,
Narayana
From India, Hyderabad
Dear Narayana, Notice period is part of working period, in other words it is part of bond period. I think you can serve notice in three months. Regards, Rajeev Kumar Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
10From India, Bangalore
Dear Narayana,
This usually depends on your company policy. Kindly consider that before assuming anything that you feel is right for you.
Bonds are made to retain an employee for pre-defined period. Any company would not want it's employee to resign during that phase & if done so is liable to pay the pre-fixed amount. Considering your case, I do not agree that you can resign at this stage. The moment you do so you invite troubles for you. Notice period do not make part of bonded period.
From India, Ahmedabad
This usually depends on your company policy. Kindly consider that before assuming anything that you feel is right for you.
Bonds are made to retain an employee for pre-defined period. Any company would not want it's employee to resign during that phase & if done so is liable to pay the pre-fixed amount. Considering your case, I do not agree that you can resign at this stage. The moment you do so you invite troubles for you. Notice period do not make part of bonded period.
From India, Ahmedabad
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