Hi,
I work for an IT company, and candidates who appear for interviews often accept the offer letter and use it to negotiate with their previous employers or other companies. Therefore, we want to add a line in the offer letter stating that if the candidate accepts the offer letter but later refuses to join, they shall be barred/blacklisted from appearing for an interview in our company for the next 2 years.
My question is, can we add this clause, and could you please provide the language to include this in the offer letter?
Thanks
From India, Noida
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I work for an IT company, and candidates who appear for interviews often accept the offer letter and use it to negotiate with their previous employers or other companies. Therefore, we want to add a line in the offer letter stating that if the candidate accepts the offer letter but later refuses to join, they shall be barred/blacklisted from appearing for an interview in our company for the next 2 years.
My question is, can we add this clause, and could you please provide the language to include this in the offer letter?
Thanks
From India, Noida
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What difference does it make to the candidate? If he is getting a better deal, he will accept that. Your mentioning the said clause or not mentioning will not yield any results.
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yes, but it might act as a deterrent effect for a lot of candidates.
From India, Noida
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From India, Noida
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Hi,
I believe that instead of mentioning this in writing, one should ensure to inform or communicate with the employee verbally that they will be barred or blacklisted from appearing for an interview at your company for the next two years. This sounds more reasonable. Some things should be kept verbal.
Hope this helps!
From India, Mahesana
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I believe that instead of mentioning this in writing, one should ensure to inform or communicate with the employee verbally that they will be barred or blacklisted from appearing for an interview at your company for the next two years. This sounds more reasonable. Some things should be kept verbal.
Hope this helps!
From India, Mahesana
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Instead what our company follow is we dont give him salary break up salary break up on letter head. I
From India, Thana
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From India, Thana
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Dear sir,
Please refrain from issuing any such directive. While it is necessary to shortlist 2 to 3 candidates for the position, I recommend the following two-step methodologies:
1) Initiate corrective measures to enhance your company's appeal. Conduct a survey and implement necessary actions for system and culture enhancement. There are companies with modest remuneration but exceptional work culture, training, HR practices, and humane, people-focused management. Consider reviewing an interview report of Tata's operations for insights.
2) To avoid salary negotiations with previous or potential employers, avoid disclosing specific remuneration details. Instead, provide a general overview verbally and share detailed payment information later. Issue the formal appointment letter, along with the relieving letter and necessary documentation submission instructions, after the candidate joins, preferably within 3 to 5 days in the presence of their Head of Department.
Best wishes, RDS Yadav
From India, Delhi
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Please refrain from issuing any such directive. While it is necessary to shortlist 2 to 3 candidates for the position, I recommend the following two-step methodologies:
1) Initiate corrective measures to enhance your company's appeal. Conduct a survey and implement necessary actions for system and culture enhancement. There are companies with modest remuneration but exceptional work culture, training, HR practices, and humane, people-focused management. Consider reviewing an interview report of Tata's operations for insights.
2) To avoid salary negotiations with previous or potential employers, avoid disclosing specific remuneration details. Instead, provide a general overview verbally and share detailed payment information later. Issue the formal appointment letter, along with the relieving letter and necessary documentation submission instructions, after the candidate joins, preferably within 3 to 5 days in the presence of their Head of Department.
Best wishes, RDS Yadav
From India, Delhi
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It depends on the credibility and size of the company. A company like Wipro, Infosys, or the like mentioning such clauses in the letter could act as a deterrent. It does not make a difference to the candidate in smaller companies. There is also something known as demand and supply. Even if a candidate is blacklisted, the company will have no other choice but to hire him when there is a demand for such skills. There have been instances where candidates have not reported on the date of joining after confirming their joining.
Just like an employer having many choices of candidates to choose from, even candidates have many companies to choose from. Blacklisting will not act as a deterrent to a candidate who has a better offer elsewhere. Instead, building the brand as a good employer which every candidate aspires to work for will help.
From United+States, San+Francisco
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Just like an employer having many choices of candidates to choose from, even candidates have many companies to choose from. Blacklisting will not act as a deterrent to a candidate who has a better offer elsewhere. Instead, building the brand as a good employer which every candidate aspires to work for will help.
From United+States, San+Francisco
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