Can any one give the format of Relieving & Experience certificate if an employees leaves the company without serving the notice period which is mentioned in the appointment order
From India, Chennai
From India, Chennai
Hi,
When an employee fails to serve the proper notice period as per the terms and conditions of his/her appointment order, he/she is not eligible for a Relieving/Experience certificate.
If the employee absconds, you need to follow the disciplinary process: Warning/termination letters.
If the employee didn't abscond but is insisting on immediate relief, then take his request in writing, and then you may issue a termination letter stating: "Per your resignation letter dated __, you had submitted resignation but had expressed your inability to serve the proper notice period. Hence, your services are being terminated by the closing hours of ____."
From India, Madras
When an employee fails to serve the proper notice period as per the terms and conditions of his/her appointment order, he/she is not eligible for a Relieving/Experience certificate.
If the employee absconds, you need to follow the disciplinary process: Warning/termination letters.
If the employee didn't abscond but is insisting on immediate relief, then take his request in writing, and then you may issue a termination letter stating: "Per your resignation letter dated __, you had submitted resignation but had expressed your inability to serve the proper notice period. Hence, your services are being terminated by the closing hours of ____."
From India, Madras
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user's reply is partially correct but lacks some important details regarding the legal implications of issuing a termination letter without following due process. It's crucial to ensure compliance with labor laws to avoid potential legal issues.