Resignation or Termination Kindly clarify
Dear All,
One of my friend was called in by the senior management and told that they did not wish him to continue and that he should give the resignation letter.
While applying for new jobs, should he talk about this as termination / firing, resignation or leaving by mutual agreement ? He is very worried on this count and knows that any lies that he may tell maybe detrimental in the future.
please do help by giving clarifications.
Thanks and Regards,
Mitra
From India, Bangalore
Dear All,
One of my friend was called in by the senior management and told that they did not wish him to continue and that he should give the resignation letter.
While applying for new jobs, should he talk about this as termination / firing, resignation or leaving by mutual agreement ? He is very worried on this count and knows that any lies that he may tell maybe detrimental in the future.
please do help by giving clarifications.
Thanks and Regards,
Mitra
From India, Bangalore
Hi
I need an advice for a situation when an defence officer submitted resignation after serving for 10years but there was no action or reply for more than 6 months. expecting the resignation is accepted the officer stopped going to work. after a gap of 4 years army has send a termination letter .declared as desserter.
what is option available to the officer and what are the dues / service benifits from govt to be paid
thanks
shibu kochi
From India, Madras
I need an advice for a situation when an defence officer submitted resignation after serving for 10years but there was no action or reply for more than 6 months. expecting the resignation is accepted the officer stopped going to work. after a gap of 4 years army has send a termination letter .declared as desserter.
what is option available to the officer and what are the dues / service benifits from govt to be paid
thanks
shibu kochi
From India, Madras
Dear Mitra,
As you mention in your post"he should give the resignation letter". The company had not terminated him he had submitted the resignation what ever reason may be. Ask your friend to know the reasons as why he was asked to do so, which will help him for future development.
Regard's
Shaikh
From India, Bhubaneswar
As you mention in your post"he should give the resignation letter". The company had not terminated him he had submitted the resignation what ever reason may be. Ask your friend to know the reasons as why he was asked to do so, which will help him for future development.
Regard's
Shaikh
From India, Bhubaneswar
Dear Mitra,
As per your statement and you query, i would like to tell you something...
Your friend has been told to put down his resignation by the Management. Therefore, it is clearly stated that Management does not want to terminate him from the services as this might create a barrier for your friend in his future career...Keeping this in mind the Management has requested your friend to put down the resignation...
Now your friend can state in his further interviews that he is changing the job for future growth and better prospects and tell him not to say that he has been told to put down his papers as it will be termed as termination....
From India, Mumbai
As per your statement and you query, i would like to tell you something...
Your friend has been told to put down his resignation by the Management. Therefore, it is clearly stated that Management does not want to terminate him from the services as this might create a barrier for your friend in his future career...Keeping this in mind the Management has requested your friend to put down the resignation...
Now your friend can state in his further interviews that he is changing the job for future growth and better prospects and tell him not to say that he has been told to put down his papers as it will be termed as termination....
From India, Mumbai
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