The branch manager was hired, but his performance was too low. Even juniors pointed out the issue, and he left the company by resigning without serving the notice period. He worked in the company for only 22 days. What should HR and the company do to avoid processing the full and final settlement?
From India, New Delhi
From India, New Delhi
Hi,
It is company-specific. Considering the short period of 22 days, either he can be relieved properly or can be advised to serve proper notice. However, I think for a 22-day notice period may not be required.
From India, Madras
1015It is company-specific. Considering the short period of 22 days, either he can be relieved properly or can be advised to serve proper notice. However, I think for a 22-day notice period may not be required.
From India, Madras
Dear Lakshminarayanan,
Thank you for your input. I just wanted to brief you that the person joined the organization as Branch Manager and worked for 22 days in total. However, he resigned when he learned that the company was going to terminate his employment.
Will the company process the full and final settlement or any legal liabilities in this case?
Thank you.
From India, New Delhi
Thank you for your input. I just wanted to brief you that the person joined the organization as Branch Manager and worked for 22 days in total. However, he resigned when he learned that the company was going to terminate his employment.
Will the company process the full and final settlement or any legal liabilities in this case?
Thank you.
From India, New Delhi
The particular new employee has a short stint of 22 days of service only in the organization, which kept the management skeptical about his performance, possibly leading to his termination. Sensing trouble, the employee resigned without notice, thus avoiding an awkward termination situation that could have been painful for both the employer and the employee. Therefore, it is advisable to accept his resignation while waiving the notice period, considering the brief period of ineffective service. He is not entitled to anything beyond his salary for the days worked, as part of the Full and Final Settlement.
From India, Salem
From India, Salem
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