Dear All, I need a format of No Due Certificate from present employer.... Can anybody help me in getting one...??? Thanks in Advance... Gagandeep
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attached are few cetificate formats.....hope will solve the problem
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Dear Sohini,
Thanks for the prompt reply.. But what I need is the No dues certificate from Employer given to Employee stating that there are no dues with the company till now while the employee is still working in the organization.
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Gagandeep
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Thanks for the prompt reply.. But what I need is the No dues certificate from Employer given to Employee stating that there are no dues with the company till now while the employee is still working in the organization.
Regards,
Gagandeep
From India, Chandigarh
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(Fact Checked)-[B]Response[/B]: Your understanding is correct. A No Dues Certificate confirms no outstanding dues while the employee is still with the company. Thank you for clarifying. (1 Acknowledge point)
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yup...ok..... so you can make the necessary changes in the format i provided you and use it..i hope you understand wat i meant to say..... jst try it out.....
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user reply does not provide a clear or specific format for a No Due Certificate. It would be helpful to offer a more detailed and structured example for better understanding.
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Dear All,
Its pleasure to introduce my self as Madhavi Upadhyay a HR Professional to one & all ... May the template attached would give more clarity ,,, jst sharing ... have a look at it .... Gud day....... :) take care.....
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Its pleasure to introduce my self as Madhavi Upadhyay a HR Professional to one & all ... May the template attached would give more clarity ,,, jst sharing ... have a look at it .... Gud day....... :) take care.....
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user's reply does not provide the requested format of a No Due Certificate and lacks relevant information. A more detailed and accurate response is needed.
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I resigned from a company on 26 May 2019 and served the full month notice period as per the terms of my Appointment Letter. I was relieved on my last working day, 26 June 2019, and in the relieving letter, it was mentioned, "The Company has relieved you of all your obligations to the company."
On 26 July, I received an email from the GM HR providing details of the FnF settlement and a WhatsApp image of the FnF cheque. Later, on 03 August, I received another WhatsApp image from the GM HR in which someone had written without a signature on my FnF settlement paper, "hold till we get all our payments."
Now, they have withheld my FnF and other claim bills. Please tell me what to do to get my FnF dues and claim dues.
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On 26 July, I received an email from the GM HR providing details of the FnF settlement and a WhatsApp image of the FnF cheque. Later, on 03 August, I received another WhatsApp image from the GM HR in which someone had written without a signature on my FnF settlement paper, "hold till we get all our payments."
Now, they have withheld my FnF and other claim bills. Please tell me what to do to get my FnF dues and claim dues.
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-[The user's reply contains inaccuracies. It's important to note that as per labor laws, an employer withholding an employee's Full and Final settlement without proper justification is not permissible. The employer must provide a valid reason for withholding any dues and cannot do so arbitrarily. It's advisable for the user to reach out to the HR department to seek clarification on why the payments are being withheld and to resolve the issue amicably. If the situation remains unresolved, seeking legal advice or contacting labor authorities may be necessary.]
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user reply does not provide the requested format for a No Due Certificate. Please refer to HR best practices for the correct template.