My company has suspended me from 2 months ago but still they are not giving any decisions for this suspension, also my salary has been hold. Now I want to join another company and resign from here, so please suggest me can i resign at here and my relieving letter will be received or not. Because my company not give result for me, and i am Totally upset from this system.
From India, Chandigarh
From India, Chandigarh
Dear Colleague,
It is not known your suspension is by way of punishment or pending domestic enquiry.
In either case 2 months '
suspension is illegal and unjustified. You write to them that their action of suspension without any reasons and depriving you of your legitimate salary is illegal and unjustified and if not withdrawn forthwith , you will take legal action.
You may resign by giving due notice as per terms of employment.
You may revert for further advice on knowing their response to your letter of resignation.
Regards ,
Vinayak Nagarkar
HR- Consultant
From India, Mumbai
617It is not known your suspension is by way of punishment or pending domestic enquiry.
In either case 2 months '
suspension is illegal and unjustified. You write to them that their action of suspension without any reasons and depriving you of your legitimate salary is illegal and unjustified and if not withdrawn forthwith , you will take legal action.
You may resign by giving due notice as per terms of employment.
You may revert for further advice on knowing their response to your letter of resignation.
Regards ,
Vinayak Nagarkar
HR- Consultant
From India, Mumbai
Hi,
You should approach to the HR again, and request to provide information , if she is not doing any needful for you, than you go to senior management. or else you can take help from law as well. you can firmly put your resign may be organisation not pay your FnF amount and documents. You should follow the process for safer side.
From India, Delhi
You should approach to the HR again, and request to provide information , if she is not doing any needful for you, than you go to senior management. or else you can take help from law as well. you can firmly put your resign may be organisation not pay your FnF amount and documents. You should follow the process for safer side.
From India, Delhi
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