Hi, my wife was employed at a school for nine months. She had to resign from her job abruptly due to a pregnancy-related emergency that required hospitalization. Unfortunately, she was unable to provide the one month's advance notice required by the school's policy.

Upon requesting an experience letter/certificate from the school, her request was denied. The school cited their policy that employees leaving before completing one year of service are not eligible to receive an experience letter/certificate.

I am seeking advice on whether any legal action can be pursued against the school for their refusal to issue the experience certificate/letter.

From India, Siliguri
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Dear Mr. Samarpit,

There is no need to go for legal action for this course. Moreover, she left an institution in a very short span of time, as per your email, only 9 months. This experience will not count anywhere. So, just relax, and whenever you or she try to recommence the career path, she can portray herself as a fresher.

Rgds


From India, Mumbai
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Do you have any idea how much it costs in time and money to take legal action ? Instead use your appointment letter and resignation letters as proof of experience
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