Dear Senior If a manager resigned the company with legal Notice (one month) and company is not giving his F n F Amount than please suggest me what is law procedure about his settlement? Regards Jyoti
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Dear Jayoti, When no relief is available under labour laws then approach the civil court. Regards, R.N.Khola (Labour Law & Legal Consultants)
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Dear Jyoti, Generally at manager level there will be no relief from the labour court you have to approach civil court. regards Brijesh
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Hi,
The company cannot hold the F&F. A few questions I would like to ask are: Do you have a copy of the accepted resignation letter or any document that proves you were an employee of the company during the mentioned tenure? If yes, you need to send a civil notification to the company stating the requisites, i.e., F&F. If they fail to comply, you could proceed to court.
Moreover, if they withhold your salary beyond the stipulated period, they are obligated to pay the accrued interest.
Thank you.
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The company cannot hold the F&F. A few questions I would like to ask are: Do you have a copy of the accepted resignation letter or any document that proves you were an employee of the company during the mentioned tenure? If yes, you need to send a civil notification to the company stating the requisites, i.e., F&F. If they fail to comply, you could proceed to court.
Moreover, if they withhold your salary beyond the stipulated period, they are obligated to pay the accrued interest.
Thank you.
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Dear Sir,
Yes, he has an appointment letter, all salary slips, resignation and acceptance letters, bank transfer statements, and all legal documents. However, in the acceptance letter, they mentioned, "His account will be settled only when all the files and documents are submitted to the undersigned, completing all the work related to his responsibility." They have submitted all the files to the concerned department.
Please give suggestions.
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Jyoti
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Yes, he has an appointment letter, all salary slips, resignation and acceptance letters, bank transfer statements, and all legal documents. However, in the acceptance letter, they mentioned, "His account will be settled only when all the files and documents are submitted to the undersigned, completing all the work related to his responsibility." They have submitted all the files to the concerned department.
Please give suggestions.
Regards,
Jyoti
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Hi Jyoti,
In such a case, have they signed anything pertaining to F&F with the company stating no dues pending? If so, it would be difficult for them to prove that anything is pending. If not, ask the company to write an email stating the kind of documents and files required on an email where you have demanded an F&F.
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Sandeep
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In such a case, have they signed anything pertaining to F&F with the company stating no dues pending? If so, it would be difficult for them to prove that anything is pending. If not, ask the company to write an email stating the kind of documents and files required on an email where you have demanded an F&F.
Regards,
Sandeep
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Dear Sandeep Pinto,
On this ground, if an employee could not finish the task within the notice period, is the employer authorized to not settle his account? I think the employer cannot bind any employee (Manager) to take on this type of responsibility in the notice period. Only the employer can collect files and documents. Is this true or not?
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Jyoti
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On this ground, if an employee could not finish the task within the notice period, is the employer authorized to not settle his account? I think the employer cannot bind any employee (Manager) to take on this type of responsibility in the notice period. Only the employer can collect files and documents. Is this true or not?
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Jyoti
From India, Nasik
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Dear Jyoti,
Settlement of accounts of an employee cannot be withheld, except where he has been convicted of misconduct. If 'misconduct' is not the case with the person in question, then it will be wise to settle his F&F instead of waiting for him to initiate legal proceedings against the company. Let your management understand that it is not worth wasting time on legalities when that time can be utilized for business development.
Good luck.
Prashant
From India, Delhi
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Settlement of accounts of an employee cannot be withheld, except where he has been convicted of misconduct. If 'misconduct' is not the case with the person in question, then it will be wise to settle his F&F instead of waiting for him to initiate legal proceedings against the company. Let your management understand that it is not worth wasting time on legalities when that time can be utilized for business development.
Good luck.
Prashant
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Dear Prasant,
Thank you for your reply. Now, please tell me what the legal procedure is for his settlement because they are not ready to give his full and final amount. They are forcing him to finish all the work, and then they will release his full and final amount.
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Jyoti
From India, Nasik
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Thank you for your reply. Now, please tell me what the legal procedure is for his settlement because they are not ready to give his full and final amount. They are forcing him to finish all the work, and then they will release his full and final amount.
Regards,
Jyoti
From India, Nasik
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Dear Prasant,
Thank you for your reply. Now, please tell me what the legal procedure is for his settlement because they are not ready to give his full and final amount. They are forcing him to finish all work, and then they will release his full and final amount.
Regards,
Jyoti
From India, Nasik
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Thank you for your reply. Now, please tell me what the legal procedure is for his settlement because they are not ready to give his full and final amount. They are forcing him to finish all work, and then they will release his full and final amount.
Regards,
Jyoti
From India, Nasik
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Seniors, await your feedback: Within how many days of an employees exit, should we make F&F? Is there any particular time frame? Regards, Deepa Sunshine HR
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Dear, Full & Final shuld be clear on last working day or next day( within 24-48 hours). Regards Alok
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Dear Mr. Alok,
Thank you for your reply. Is it according to the Factories Act that we should settle within 48 hours of an employee's exit? I see many companies settling the same in the next 2-3 months. In such a case, what happens?
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Deepa
Sunshine HR
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Thank you for your reply. Is it according to the Factories Act that we should settle within 48 hours of an employee's exit? I see many companies settling the same in the next 2-3 months. In such a case, what happens?
Regards,
Deepa
Sunshine HR
From India, Mumbai
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