Hello all,
I joined my company on 5th April 2021 as a trainee and underwent 6 months of training. During this period, the management delayed my training by 2 months, but I managed to transition to a full-time position by 1st December 2021. As of 1st December 2022, I completed my first year with the company. As per the company policy (as communicated to me), employees are eligible for an appraisal after 3 months, and any retroactive amount is included in the following 2 months' salary. However, for reasons unknown to me, HR discovered that I am leaving my job, leading them to withhold my appraisal.
I am unsure how to address this situation, as my manager has already engaged with HR, but they have not provided a satisfactory response.
I would appreciate any guidance on how to proceed.
From India, Chandigarh
I joined my company on 5th April 2021 as a trainee and underwent 6 months of training. During this period, the management delayed my training by 2 months, but I managed to transition to a full-time position by 1st December 2021. As of 1st December 2022, I completed my first year with the company. As per the company policy (as communicated to me), employees are eligible for an appraisal after 3 months, and any retroactive amount is included in the following 2 months' salary. However, for reasons unknown to me, HR discovered that I am leaving my job, leading them to withhold my appraisal.
I am unsure how to address this situation, as my manager has already engaged with HR, but they have not provided a satisfactory response.
I would appreciate any guidance on how to proceed.
From India, Chandigarh
Hi If you are yet to submit resignation means you are regular employee and continuing with them. Check with the HR for increment. Assumption based move are not valid.
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
We do not work for your organization so cannot "help you out" as we do not know what is in HR's mind.
This is a matter YOU need to resolve with management in YOUR company. Make an appointment to see a senior HR manager and try to negotiate an amicable arrangement in this matter.
From Australia, Melbourne
This is a matter YOU need to resolve with management in YOUR company. Make an appointment to see a senior HR manager and try to negotiate an amicable arrangement in this matter.
From Australia, Melbourne
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