Dear Senior’s, l was absconded from my previous organisation due to too much work load and now they have sent me show cause notice. Please advise what I have to do next.
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Hi,
Wait for the letter to be received and reply accordingly. There is no such thing as running away because of too much work. You could have put it across to your concerned HoD and informed him/her of the prevailing conditions instead of running away or shirking your responsibilities. This platform is for seeking advice when you face issues without being on the wrong side of the law.
Upon receipt of the letter, you may try to talk to the management, explain your side of the issue, accept your fault, seek forgiveness, and try to find a solution to face the issue head-on.
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131Wait for the letter to be received and reply accordingly. There is no such thing as running away because of too much work. You could have put it across to your concerned HoD and informed him/her of the prevailing conditions instead of running away or shirking your responsibilities. This platform is for seeking advice when you face issues without being on the wrong side of the law.
Upon receipt of the letter, you may try to talk to the management, explain your side of the issue, accept your fault, seek forgiveness, and try to find a solution to face the issue head-on.
Thanks and Regards
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Hi,
If you have received the letter from the organization for a show cause, then you shall reply to it in writing and meet HR for your clearance formalities. Please note, the letter is being issued as you are absconding from the job. If you were not planning to continue with the job, then you should have resigned from the organization and completed your clearance formalities. This is the correct way of closing/ending your employment with the organization.
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If you have received the letter from the organization for a show cause, then you shall reply to it in writing and meet HR for your clearance formalities. Please note, the letter is being issued as you are absconding from the job. If you were not planning to continue with the job, then you should have resigned from the organization and completed your clearance formalities. This is the correct way of closing/ending your employment with the organization.
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Hi,
You should reply to the show cause notice by providing valid reasons for your absence. Additionally, send a formal resignation letter reiterating the reasons for your decision. Please dispatch both letters via registered AD mail or deliver them personally to HR, obtaining acknowledgment for both. If required by the company, be prepared to offer payment in lieu of notice.
Thank you.
Regards,
R. H. Kavarana
HR Manager
Mumbai
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You should reply to the show cause notice by providing valid reasons for your absence. Additionally, send a formal resignation letter reiterating the reasons for your decision. Please dispatch both letters via registered AD mail or deliver them personally to HR, obtaining acknowledgment for both. If required by the company, be prepared to offer payment in lieu of notice.
Thank you.
Regards,
R. H. Kavarana
HR Manager
Mumbai
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Dear Seniors,
I have noted your guidelines, and I worked at that company for only 2 months during the probation period, after which I absconded from there. I forgot to mention that the company's lawyer sent a show cause notice to me.
They are claiming a gross pay for notice pay recovery (Rs. 45,000), and I really don't have that much amount. Please guide me further.
Thank you.
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I have noted your guidelines, and I worked at that company for only 2 months during the probation period, after which I absconded from there. I forgot to mention that the company's lawyer sent a show cause notice to me.
They are claiming a gross pay for notice pay recovery (Rs. 45,000), and I really don't have that much amount. Please guide me further.
Thank you.
From India
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Dear Seniors,
I have noted your guidelines and would like to inform you that I worked at the company for only 2 months during the probation period, after which I absconded from there. I must mention that on behalf of the company, a lawyer has sent me a show cause notice. They are claiming a gross pay of Rs. 45,000 for notice pay recovery, which is an amount I do not have.
Please guide me further.
Thank you.
From India
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I have noted your guidelines and would like to inform you that I worked at the company for only 2 months during the probation period, after which I absconded from there. I must mention that on behalf of the company, a lawyer has sent me a show cause notice. They are claiming a gross pay of Rs. 45,000 for notice pay recovery, which is an amount I do not have.
Please guide me further.
Thank you.
From India
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