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Gianim23
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Hi :
A lot of IT companies collect the original relieving letters from the new joinees and return back as per the timeframe specified.
I think there is nothing illegal in this kind of practice but from the employee perspective initially it may appear unusual.
If the software company you propose to join is a well-know establised organisation you do not have to fear about loosing the certificate etc. Typically there are a lot of certificate forging cases prevalent including relieving letters hence companies apply this mechanism to control forgery.
I have worked for one such company in HR and we used to collect the relieving letter as a part of the recruitment process and we would return the same at the time of relieving the employee. This was to control uninformed exit.

From India, Pune
krlrao1959
one of our employee submitted resignation and demanding grauity for his training period also. Whether we have to consider for gratuity calculation including training period also. pl give suggestion
From India, Hyderabad
vikas.r
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Dear shiva prasad,
Balaji S views is most prominent in this regard and matching with my views regarding the matter concern. Some of the organisation while joining procedure of employee demand original document also along with xerox copies. And the the original they return to the person concern within prescribe fixed period. This is because that during the same period you do not use those relieving letter with other organisation. This helps to prevent the employer that such newly recruited employee not to leave the job in such period.
If you not wishing to submit the original relieving letter of immediate previous employer, you should need to consult to the authority concern for submission of xerox attested copies.
Best Regards:
Vikas Ranjan

From India, Bangalore
tiku_bpd
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Hello Shiva
Submission of photocopy of relieving letter is a common pratice in any of the organisation.But normally every organisation verifies the original reliving letter and return back to the employee after proper background check.But it's totally unehical to keep original document for 3 months.I think it's the only organisation in India who is practicing such kind of policy.This is not at all mandatory.Because there is no such provision prescribed to keep any of the original document of an employee.
Thanks
Amarjit
Bhubaneswar,Odisha

From India, Calcutta
nagarjunahr
7

Dear Bajalaji ;-)
your replay is nice and true.
not only IT companies .. some companies are playing tricks like this and this is not a healthy HR practice.
one should not hold an employee by using this type of stratagies or HR practices .
Dear SHIV .. itz better to not to join there .. the company practices are not correct and it seems to have a traditional approch towards HR ..\
things are going global man:-)
all the best :-)
Much regards,
nagarjuna HR
HR - NATCO pharma

From India, Hyderabad
Suprio Bhattacharya
Asking for original documents is treated as 'Forced Labour' as per ILO Convention. Moreover this is not legal. Regards Suprio

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