Dear Members,
Can an employer terminate employees with whom they have signed a bond for three years and also taken a security check of Rs 80,000? Termination under performance issues without giving the proper notice period to the employee. In that case, what action can the employee take against it? Please suggest and help.
Regards,
Sonam
From India, Delhi
Can an employer terminate employees with whom they have signed a bond for three years and also taken a security check of Rs 80,000? Termination under performance issues without giving the proper notice period to the employee. In that case, what action can the employee take against it? Please suggest and help.
Regards,
Sonam
From India, Delhi
Hi , As per mine the employer can terminate the employee because of low performance , disciplinary action with out considering the bond of the employee. Wait for others replies also .
From India, Secunderabad
From India, Secunderabad
Dear Members,
Kindly reply and advise. What should I do? As there is no performance issue, no warning letter has been issued, and it seems like office politics are at play. How can I retrieve my security cheque?
Regards,
Sonam
From India, Delhi
Kindly reply and advise. What should I do? As there is no performance issue, no warning letter has been issued, and it seems like office politics are at play. How can I retrieve my security cheque?
Regards,
Sonam
From India, Delhi
Hello Sonam,
When there's no performance issue, why the termination? Any attitude or disciplinary issues? Just office politics may not lead to such a situation—what's HR doing then? Doesn't the bond have any clause related to resignation or termination? There ought to be something mentioned for sure. Please check. Usually, whatever is applicable to the employee is applicable to the employer. If you already received the Termination Letter, what reasons does it give? Coming to the security cheque—I presume it's a PDC—please give more details [as mentioned above]. I am sure there would be some way out.
Regards,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
When there's no performance issue, why the termination? Any attitude or disciplinary issues? Just office politics may not lead to such a situation—what's HR doing then? Doesn't the bond have any clause related to resignation or termination? There ought to be something mentioned for sure. Please check. Usually, whatever is applicable to the employee is applicable to the employer. If you already received the Termination Letter, what reasons does it give? Coming to the security cheque—I presume it's a PDC—please give more details [as mentioned above]. I am sure there would be some way out.
Regards,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
Dear TS,
In the HR department, there is only one person, and she left the job last month. Till now, no one has been hired, and no termination letter has been given, just verbal communication. However, nothing specific was specified, just that your performance is not up to par. I am working as an admin executive.
The bond states that under the probation period, the employer can terminate an employee due to performance issues without a notice period. The cheque is post-dated.
Regards,
Sonam
From India, Delhi
In the HR department, there is only one person, and she left the job last month. Till now, no one has been hired, and no termination letter has been given, just verbal communication. However, nothing specific was specified, just that your performance is not up to par. I am working as an admin executive.
The bond states that under the probation period, the employer can terminate an employee due to performance issues without a notice period. The cheque is post-dated.
Regards,
Sonam
From India, Delhi
Hi, Sonam.
What does the bond say if the employee wants to leave - how much notice period? Also, did you ask about the PDC when they told you regarding the termination? You mentioned that they stated the reason as performance-related. So, you can be sure that they will find (if needed, cook-up a few things) some reasons to show in case you insist on knowing the reasons in writing.
My suggestion is this: just focus on getting the PDC back and look for other openings. Please reply regarding my query about PDC. My feeling is they may not refuse - unless their motives are different. If you haven't asked them about it so far, ASK. Since they told you to quit, allow the facts - whatever they may be - to come out into the open. Like they say: cross the bridge when it comes.
Regards,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
What does the bond say if the employee wants to leave - how much notice period? Also, did you ask about the PDC when they told you regarding the termination? You mentioned that they stated the reason as performance-related. So, you can be sure that they will find (if needed, cook-up a few things) some reasons to show in case you insist on knowing the reasons in writing.
My suggestion is this: just focus on getting the PDC back and look for other openings. Please reply regarding my query about PDC. My feeling is they may not refuse - unless their motives are different. If you haven't asked them about it so far, ASK. Since they told you to quit, allow the facts - whatever they may be - to come out into the open. Like they say: cross the bridge when it comes.
Regards,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
Dear TS, thanks for your reply. Bond says emp has to serve 3 months notice in case she/he was to quit. i had not asked yet about the PDC as everything was verbal. Regards, Sonam
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
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