My query is:
Can a terminated employee, under fraud with the company, for example - Max New York Life Insurance, apply for a government job in the future?
I am a victim of the termination done by the company under fraud. They sent me a termination letter stating that I have committed criminal fraud, which has led to financial loss for the company. I am not ashamed of anything done, as my seniors were also involved in the same situation. They all played politics and blamed me for everything.
My simple question is, can I prepare for the UPSC exam under such circumstances? Just for more information, the company has not taken any legal action against me. To date, I am not involved in any police proceedings.
I just want to say that "Yes, I have made a mistake, but the people who were the roots of the issue are still working in the company in high-ranking positions, while I was just an executive. I want to prove to everyone that I am not a loser or a fraud by birth. Please guide me: can I start preparing for government jobs like IAS/IRS without any interference from the company in the future?
From India, Delhi
1Can a terminated employee, under fraud with the company, for example - Max New York Life Insurance, apply for a government job in the future?
I am a victim of the termination done by the company under fraud. They sent me a termination letter stating that I have committed criminal fraud, which has led to financial loss for the company. I am not ashamed of anything done, as my seniors were also involved in the same situation. They all played politics and blamed me for everything.
My simple question is, can I prepare for the UPSC exam under such circumstances? Just for more information, the company has not taken any legal action against me. To date, I am not involved in any police proceedings.
I just want to say that "Yes, I have made a mistake, but the people who were the roots of the issue are still working in the company in high-ranking positions, while I was just an executive. I want to prove to everyone that I am not a loser or a fraud by birth. Please guide me: can I start preparing for government jobs like IAS/IRS without any interference from the company in the future?
From India, Delhi
If you are having Expereice + Relieving Letter without any blot then I do not think there would be any issue while preparing for Government Job / Services.....
From India, Pune
From India, Pune
Hello,
Like Prashant mentioned, what do the records state? If they are clear, then you don't need to worry. But if the reason mentioned is 'terminated', then you do need to search other options.
It's surprising that there's no police case involved when you have been terminated -- what was the quantum involved in the said fraud?
Regards,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
Like Prashant mentioned, what do the records state? If they are clear, then you don't need to worry. But if the reason mentioned is 'terminated', then you do need to search other options.
It's surprising that there's no police case involved when you have been terminated -- what was the quantum involved in the said fraud?
Regards,
TS
From India, Hyderabad
When you are qualified under UPSC exam, I don’t think you need to submit the previous exp. & relieving letters. Pon
From India, Lucknow
From India, Lucknow
Hi,
You don't require details of private jobs for UPSC exams. You should not have a police case against you for government jobs. They normally verify from the local police station. Don't worry and concentrate on your goals.
Jagdish
From India, Mumbai
You don't require details of private jobs for UPSC exams. You should not have a police case against you for government jobs. They normally verify from the local police station. Don't worry and concentrate on your goals.
Jagdish
From India, Mumbai
Dear,
As you mentioned, your company didn't file any police complaint or legal proceedings against you, then your legal and criminal background is clear. So if the UPSC board conducts any background check, you will receive clearance. You need not mention your work experience in UPSC Exams as freshers can also apply. You have to show that you are a fresher. For the time gap, you can say you are preparing for government jobs.
Regards
From India
As you mentioned, your company didn't file any police complaint or legal proceedings against you, then your legal and criminal background is clear. So if the UPSC board conducts any background check, you will receive clearance. You need not mention your work experience in UPSC Exams as freshers can also apply. You have to show that you are a fresher. For the time gap, you can say you are preparing for government jobs.
Regards
From India
No worries, as per your given information you are totally eligible to apply and participate in competitive exams for Govt. job depending on your qualification, age etc.
From India, Lucknow
From India, Lucknow
Is it a bigger fraud than what the UPA government, politicians, and the government officers are committing? In any case, if you desire to join your brethren in the government, with the credentials mentioned, you are very much qualified. "Desh ko loot sakey tho loot lo," is what a minister has said. So don't worry. Just loot lo..... Desh ko.
From United+States, San+Francisco
From United+States, San+Francisco
Terminated employee means the employee is dismissed. When the word "terminate" is used, it should be followed by "services, contract, agreement," and so on in the first place. Moreover, if no police case is registered, then the reason attributed as fraud is not valid.
From India, Tirupati
From India, Tirupati
Dear Friend,
Fraud is to be established by the court of law. The company without proper grounds cannot term the actions as fraud, especially the errors committed during the course of discharging your duties, however big or grave they are. The only thing is, you should have accepted the company's termination under fraud.
Like our friend said, unless it is filed with a police station and the police had filed an FIR, it is not legal. Now it is a lesson; better be very careful in the future about your reputation.
R N Iyer
From India, Madras
Fraud is to be established by the court of law. The company without proper grounds cannot term the actions as fraud, especially the errors committed during the course of discharging your duties, however big or grave they are. The only thing is, you should have accepted the company's termination under fraud.
Like our friend said, unless it is filed with a police station and the police had filed an FIR, it is not legal. Now it is a lesson; better be very careful in the future about your reputation.
R N Iyer
From India, Madras
Sorry : Correction: Please read the sentence : 'Only thing is that you should not have accepted termination under fraud' R N Iyer
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
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