Good Morning Everyone, Is there any condition hand over the original certificates to working company?
From India, Amalapuram
From India, Amalapuram
Hi,
You have to show all your original certificates at the time of joining the company, but the company cannot retain your original certificates. They can only keep photocopies of all the original certificates.
From India, New Delhi
You have to show all your original certificates at the time of joining the company, but the company cannot retain your original certificates. They can only keep photocopies of all the original certificates.
From India, New Delhi
Thank You kuldeep.............. Suppose company asked if don’t submitted i can stop salary.WHAT CAN I DO????? Is any favorable judgements towards employer?????
From India, Amalapuram
From India, Amalapuram
Hi, if company keep your original certificate it is illegal..... please do not join this type company... try some another company.. ... i have no judgement in this favor...
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
Good Morning Everyone,
I am working in a private limited company. It is agro-based and a good company. Regarding the original certificates, a new rule came into effect this February 13. How can I talk to my employer about these original certificates?
From India, Amalapuram
I am working in a private limited company. It is agro-based and a good company. Regarding the original certificates, a new rule came into effect this February 13. How can I talk to my employer about these original certificates?
From India, Amalapuram
In my view, original certificates are required for verification purposes. No company can forcefully keep the original certificates nor any kind of original documents. Companies or HR need to explain why originals are required.
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
It has been rightly said that original certificates cannot be retained by your employer. However, taking these for purposes of verification, providing a formal receipt to the employee, and returning the certificates within a specified period (say, 7 to 15 days) is a legitimate practice in some organizations.
If any organization feels that they can retain employees by keeping original certificates, they are sadly mistaken. People, in general, are well aware of their rights these days, and such mischievous practices can only lead to multiple problems, including creating suspicion in the minds of employees about the ethical behavior of HR.
From India, Delhi
If any organization feels that they can retain employees by keeping original certificates, they are sadly mistaken. People, in general, are well aware of their rights these days, and such mischievous practices can only lead to multiple problems, including creating suspicion in the minds of employees about the ethical behavior of HR.
From India, Delhi
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