Hi All, Am working in service providing company in chennai, i decided to resign my job, my notice period is 60 days, In my resignation mail (Letter ) confirmation i have accepted to serve my Notice period for 60 days. while serving my notice period i had taken 5 days leave & i have done my pending work & all.
1. Whether they can extend my notice period or not ?
2. If they can consider as LOP these 5 days, Why i have to extend ?
3. Right now i don't want to continue my notice period, can i serve 50 days notice period (with notice recovery of 10 days ) or not.
Can i ask to HR do to Like that, Is this correct or not ?
From India, Chennai
11. Whether they can extend my notice period or not ?
2. If they can consider as LOP these 5 days, Why i have to extend ?
3. Right now i don't want to continue my notice period, can i serve 50 days notice period (with notice recovery of 10 days ) or not.
Can i ask to HR do to Like that, Is this correct or not ?
From India, Chennai
Dear,
The reply is as under:-
1. Whether they can extend my notice period or not ? As per Act yes.
2. If they can consider as LOP these 5 days, Why i have to extend ? -- It is your choice.
3. Right now i don't want to continue my notice period, can i serve 50 days notice period (with notice recovery of 10 days ) or not. They can.
From India, Delhi
The reply is as under:-
1. Whether they can extend my notice period or not ? As per Act yes.
2. If they can consider as LOP these 5 days, Why i have to extend ? -- It is your choice.
3. Right now i don't want to continue my notice period, can i serve 50 days notice period (with notice recovery of 10 days ) or not. They can.
From India, Delhi
Hi there,
1. Yes, they can extend your Notice period.
2. You can discuss whether you need to extend your Notice period by 5 days or not with your HR. Notice period is to be served so that the company can hire your replacement in that time period and also your responsibilities can be transferred to your replacement.
3. You can discuss with your HR if you want to serve Notice period for less days than what is required.
From India, Ludhiana
1. Yes, they can extend your Notice period.
2. You can discuss whether you need to extend your Notice period by 5 days or not with your HR. Notice period is to be served so that the company can hire your replacement in that time period and also your responsibilities can be transferred to your replacement.
3. You can discuss with your HR if you want to serve Notice period for less days than what is required.
From India, Ludhiana
Hi,
It depends on the terms of employment. Please check your appointment order. Some Companies give the option of either one month notice or forfeit in lieu thereof the gross pay for one month or pro rated for the period by which such notice fall short of 1 month. In general the purpose of notice period is to hand over and it is advised to avoid leaves and if availed on unavoidable circumstances, discuss with HR and be open for lop of extension of notice period based on the work. In general please ensure smooth separation from employer which is going to be beneficial for the individual.
Regards
V.M.Lakshminarayanan
From India, Madras
It depends on the terms of employment. Please check your appointment order. Some Companies give the option of either one month notice or forfeit in lieu thereof the gross pay for one month or pro rated for the period by which such notice fall short of 1 month. In general the purpose of notice period is to hand over and it is advised to avoid leaves and if availed on unavoidable circumstances, discuss with HR and be open for lop of extension of notice period based on the work. In general please ensure smooth separation from employer which is going to be beneficial for the individual.
Regards
V.M.Lakshminarayanan
From India, Madras
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