Hi,
One of my friends is on third-party payroll, and his site location is not mentioned in his offer letter. His third-party company only mentioned their company name in the offer letter and deputed him to another site (third-party site).
Please tell me if we have the right to ask them to mention the third-party name in the offer letter or if there is any law that states the employer should mention the third-party company name in the offer letter of the employee. The HR is refusing to mention the third-party company name in the offer letter and is harassing my friend by threatening to fire him from his designation.
Please help.
From India, New Delhi
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One of my friends is on third-party payroll, and his site location is not mentioned in his offer letter. His third-party company only mentioned their company name in the offer letter and deputed him to another site (third-party site).
Please tell me if we have the right to ask them to mention the third-party name in the offer letter or if there is any law that states the employer should mention the third-party company name in the offer letter of the employee. The HR is refusing to mention the third-party company name in the offer letter and is harassing my friend by threatening to fire him from his designation.
Please help.
From India, New Delhi
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Hello,
In my opinion, it is not mandatory to mention the third-party location in the offer letter. The third-party location may keep changing during his tenure of working. This issue should not be of any concern since he has the offer letter of the company on whose payroll he is working, and all the statutory obligations are met by them. However, at the time of separation, he can request his employer to mention the client's name in the service certificate.
Hope your query is answered.
From India, Mumbai
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4In my opinion, it is not mandatory to mention the third-party location in the offer letter. The third-party location may keep changing during his tenure of working. This issue should not be of any concern since he has the offer letter of the company on whose payroll he is working, and all the statutory obligations are met by them. However, at the time of separation, he can request his employer to mention the client's name in the service certificate.
Hope your query is answered.
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Even I’m of the same opinion, it need not be mentioned in the offer letter. Any how his hiring and firing should be guided as per his appointment letter. Regards Sherry
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