Employee as fresher in probation took 7-8 days leave without permission. When asked email he replied by giving parents sickness as the reason. The company wants to terminate his services immediately. Company asked to report him immediately but he didn’t. How to terminate him immediately.
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
Dear Rashmi,
Probation is a crucial period in a new employee's career and all his latent potentials suited to the job as well as the work culture of the organization are objectively assessed by his employer during this phase. If he lags behind in fulfilling any such standards, the employer is at liberty either to extend his probation so as to give him a chance to rise up to the occasion or to simply discharge him as per the condition contained in the contract of employment. At the same time, the employer can be considerate to certain real life situations which are quite unforeseen in a person's life not withstanding his employment commitments. Sudden and serious illness of parents which demands filial devotion is one such contingency to which no son can be indifferent. But, though he was compelled to go on leave so immediately without formally applying for it, he could have informed it without waiting for the employer to ask for this unauthorised absence for timely communication is an important aspect of employment. At times, it is quite natural that freshers get perplexed in uncertain situations like this.
Therefore, as a HR, you may verify the bona fides of the reason shown by the employee and if it is true and he is an otherwise suitable candidate in his functional head's evaluation, recommend the extension of his probation period in stead of resorting to discharge simpliciter at this stage.
From India, Salem
6018Probation is a crucial period in a new employee's career and all his latent potentials suited to the job as well as the work culture of the organization are objectively assessed by his employer during this phase. If he lags behind in fulfilling any such standards, the employer is at liberty either to extend his probation so as to give him a chance to rise up to the occasion or to simply discharge him as per the condition contained in the contract of employment. At the same time, the employer can be considerate to certain real life situations which are quite unforeseen in a person's life not withstanding his employment commitments. Sudden and serious illness of parents which demands filial devotion is one such contingency to which no son can be indifferent. But, though he was compelled to go on leave so immediately without formally applying for it, he could have informed it without waiting for the employer to ask for this unauthorised absence for timely communication is an important aspect of employment. At times, it is quite natural that freshers get perplexed in uncertain situations like this.
Therefore, as a HR, you may verify the bona fides of the reason shown by the employee and if it is true and he is an otherwise suitable candidate in his functional head's evaluation, recommend the extension of his probation period in stead of resorting to discharge simpliciter at this stage.
From India, Salem
Hello Rashmi,
The best solution to this issue is :
1) Try to analyse the truth behind the reason he gave for the leaves i.e ask for medial reports of his parents or any whatever way suites you to verify.
2) If the reason is genuine, then you can extend his probation duration to the no. of days he takes to resume his services.
3) If the reason is not genuine, company has the right to terminate him immediately without any notice.
In this case you can drop him the termination email mentioning the reason of termination.
From India, Noida
The best solution to this issue is :
1) Try to analyse the truth behind the reason he gave for the leaves i.e ask for medial reports of his parents or any whatever way suites you to verify.
2) If the reason is genuine, then you can extend his probation duration to the no. of days he takes to resume his services.
3) If the reason is not genuine, company has the right to terminate him immediately without any notice.
In this case you can drop him the termination email mentioning the reason of termination.
From India, Noida
@Rashmi
If this probationer has completed 240 days service and falls under the category of "workman", then retrenchment compensation will have to be paid simultaneously with the act of termination, otherwise, the termination is likely to be declared as illegal, if the employee moves to Labour Court
- S.K. Mittal
9319956443
From India, Faridabad
If this probationer has completed 240 days service and falls under the category of "workman", then retrenchment compensation will have to be paid simultaneously with the act of termination, otherwise, the termination is likely to be declared as illegal, if the employee moves to Labour Court
- S.K. Mittal
9319956443
From India, Faridabad
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