We have recently came to know that one of our employee engaged in other employment. He not only working with other organization but also he has submitted a fake experience letter over there by signing himself with the name of our ex HR Head. Kindly help me to draft strong show cause notice against him
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
Dear Suganthiajikumar,
This is deemed to be a serious misconduct, you can issue a Show Cause.
Wait for his reply,then take appropriate action as per ID act (if your's is a Industry or Factory).
Have all substantial proofs against him before giving the letter.
The draft can be as attached in brief .Enclosures/proofs have to be secured by you as you are making the allegation and onus lies on you.
From India, Hyderabad
This is deemed to be a serious misconduct, you can issue a Show Cause.
Wait for his reply,then take appropriate action as per ID act (if your's is a Industry or Factory).
Have all substantial proofs against him before giving the letter.
The draft can be as attached in brief .Enclosures/proofs have to be secured by you as you are making the allegation and onus lies on you.
From India, Hyderabad
Dear Sugandhiajikumar,
You may use the following draft:
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Date: -
To,
Mr ___________ (complete name of the employee)
Employee No: ___________
1. You have been working as ________ (designation) in _________ (complete name of your company) with effect from _______ (date).
2. It has come to our notice that you have been concurrently working at _________ (complete name of the other company) as _______ (designation at that company if you know).
3. Taking another employment while working in _________ (complete name of your company) is prohibited under the provisions of paragraph number ____, clause number ___ of the appointment letter issued to you on ____ (date).
4. Taking additional employment apart, it has come to our notice that you had faked the experience certificate to get this employment.
5. Your actions mentioned at paragraph 2 and 4 above, are classified as “misconduct” under the provisions of paragraph No, clause No _____ and paragraph No, clause No ____ respectively of the approved Standing Orders.
6. You are hereby directed to give an explanation on the above misconduct. If no reply is received or if the reply is found without substance, then administration of _________ (name of your company) reserves right to initiate disciplinary action against you.
Name of the Authorised Signatory
From India, Bangalore
You may use the following draft:
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Date: -
To,
Mr ___________ (complete name of the employee)
Employee No: ___________
Show Cause Notice for Dual Employment
1. You have been working as ________ (designation) in _________ (complete name of your company) with effect from _______ (date).
2. It has come to our notice that you have been concurrently working at _________ (complete name of the other company) as _______ (designation at that company if you know).
3. Taking another employment while working in _________ (complete name of your company) is prohibited under the provisions of paragraph number ____, clause number ___ of the appointment letter issued to you on ____ (date).
4. Taking additional employment apart, it has come to our notice that you had faked the experience certificate to get this employment.
5. Your actions mentioned at paragraph 2 and 4 above, are classified as “misconduct” under the provisions of paragraph No, clause No _____ and paragraph No, clause No ____ respectively of the approved Standing Orders.
6. You are hereby directed to give an explanation on the above misconduct. If no reply is received or if the reply is found without substance, then administration of _________ (name of your company) reserves right to initiate disciplinary action against you.
Name of the Authorised Signatory
From India, Bangalore
Dear Suganthiajikumar,
First of all you need to collect all evidences against the workman. One person can not be present in two places at one time. You change his duty hour(you think is working in other agency) as an immidiate action. You also collect the copy of poporated document from the HR department of other agency on basis of which the workman engaged. You also simulteneously write a letter to that agency giving the details of workmen(Token No, DOJ,UAN No,ESI No) on their roll/employment. You do all that will stand as hurdle for the man and would do something wrong to be treated as misconduct.
From India, Mumbai
First of all you need to collect all evidences against the workman. One person can not be present in two places at one time. You change his duty hour(you think is working in other agency) as an immidiate action. You also collect the copy of poporated document from the HR department of other agency on basis of which the workman engaged. You also simulteneously write a letter to that agency giving the details of workmen(Token No, DOJ,UAN No,ESI No) on their roll/employment. You do all that will stand as hurdle for the man and would do something wrong to be treated as misconduct.
From India, Mumbai
Is he working as an employee with ESI and PF deduction ? Then it would be a big issue.
From India, Hyderabad
From India, Hyderabad
Draft a letter filled with questions regarding ur known facts...
Obtain answers.. if that replies are in noway harmful to your company..ask him to leave your company.
Dual employment is not at all wrong...it is common in other countries..Only thing is as long
as its not at all harmful to ur company "s reputation..
forgery is a serious offence...
If u dont want to drag on this...removing him at once showing the reason of forgery ...thats all
From India, Nellore
Obtain answers.. if that replies are in noway harmful to your company..ask him to leave your company.
Dual employment is not at all wrong...it is common in other countries..Only thing is as long
as its not at all harmful to ur company "s reputation..
forgery is a serious offence...
If u dont want to drag on this...removing him at once showing the reason of forgery ...thats all
From India, Nellore
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