I resigned from a company; they accepted my resignation immediately and issued the relieving letter for the same date. However, according to the offer letter, I was required to serve a notice period of one month, which I was ready to fulfill, but they didn't want me to. Is it okay, or will it cause some problems in the future?
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Hi, you have received the proper relieving letter. Ensure that they release your full FFS without any adjustment for the shortfall in notice. If so, there are no issues. As they relieved you immediately, you lost one notice period salary. If you are okay with it, then there are no issues.
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Notice Period Waiver
What is your problem? Have you not been asked to provide a notice period, or do you not want to serve a notice period? You should consider yourself lucky in this matter. Please inform us if your notice period has been waived upon your request.
The company does not require employees with poor performance to serve a notice period if they resign on their own. An early exit of an employee would enable the company to fill the position with a new hire.
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What is your problem? Have you not been asked to provide a notice period, or do you not want to serve a notice period? You should consider yourself lucky in this matter. Please inform us if your notice period has been waived upon your request.
The company does not require employees with poor performance to serve a notice period if they resign on their own. An early exit of an employee would enable the company to fill the position with a new hire.
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If 1 month notice period for both side is mentioned in appointment letter, then at your immediate relieving, company should pay you 1 month salary as a notice pay.
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You might be eligible for 1 month salary based on the terms and conditions of your appointment letter..
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I dont want the notice i just dont want them to create any problem in my future bgv . will recieving a immediate reliving cause a problem in bgv
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Immediate Resignation and Notice Period Concerns
The issue is like this. The thread starter submitted his resignation, and immediately, his reporting officer relieved him without considering the notice period. However, the thread starter thought he would have one month's time to be relieved, as he was ready to serve the notice period. He asks if this will cause any problems in the future.
As Lakshmi Narayan has mentioned, it should not cause any problems as long as there is no deduction made for the shortfall in the notice period. However, his concern is about the company potentially turning hostile and marking 'not served notice period' in any background verification. I would say that this possibility cannot be ruled out. Unfortunately, there is no other way. Demanding notice pay from the employer, as suggested by Sandip Kolte, might create issues in the future. If you request that, your relationship with the employer could be damaged, which may affect your career to some extent. Moreover, unless your resignation included a declaration stating, "I am submitting my notice as per clause ....of the contract of employment .........and I may be relieved on......(that future date)," the notice period from your side will not be considered. Therefore, assume that you have been relieved.
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The issue is like this. The thread starter submitted his resignation, and immediately, his reporting officer relieved him without considering the notice period. However, the thread starter thought he would have one month's time to be relieved, as he was ready to serve the notice period. He asks if this will cause any problems in the future.
As Lakshmi Narayan has mentioned, it should not cause any problems as long as there is no deduction made for the shortfall in the notice period. However, his concern is about the company potentially turning hostile and marking 'not served notice period' in any background verification. I would say that this possibility cannot be ruled out. Unfortunately, there is no other way. Demanding notice pay from the employer, as suggested by Sandip Kolte, might create issues in the future. If you request that, your relationship with the employer could be damaged, which may affect your career to some extent. Moreover, unless your resignation included a declaration stating, "I am submitting my notice as per clause ....of the contract of employment .........and I may be relieved on......(that future date)," the notice period from your side will not be considered. Therefore, assume that you have been relieved.
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Can you tell me what to do if my company say i have not served the notice period , will it create a problem in my future employment?
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So long as you have a proper relieving order which says that you have been relieved the company cannot say that you had failed to serve notice period.
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okay and they provided me salary for april month but not for 4 days of may and is not ready to put an exit date on my pf and is saying i should put an exit date of 30 april only . what to do ?
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Attendance and Exit Date Concerns
That is their headache. If they put the date of exit as 30th April, their attendance records will not match. If the EPF authorities come to know of it, they will have to address the issue. Anyway, since your date of joining in a new company is not prior to April 30, what is the big issue?
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That is their headache. If they put the date of exit as 30th April, their attendance records will not match. If the EPF authorities come to know of it, they will have to address the issue. Anyway, since your date of joining in a new company is not prior to April 30, what is the big issue?
From India, Kannur
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