I need Terms of Reference" (ToR) for forming a Employee Separation (i.e. termination, resignation, retirement) Committee of a Bank. Please help.
From Bangladesh
From Bangladesh
Dear Chowdhury-Moin-Ahmed-Mujib,
As per Wikipedia, "Terms of Reference" define the purpose and structures of a project, committee, meeting, negotiation, or any similar collection of people who have agreed to work together to accomplish a shared goal. Terms of reference show how the object in question will be defined, developed, and verified.
In your query, you have written that you want "Terms of Reference" for forming an employee separation on account of termination, resignation, retirement etc. The question that comes to one's mind is a separation on account of resignation and retirement is in the normal course. There is no negative connotation attached to it. Therefore, why do you need a committee and discuss the separation? Even within these two also, the resignation is an unplanned separation whereas the retirement is a planned separation. For the execution of a planned event why is there a need for the formation of a committee at all?
Now coming to the separation on account of termination. The employee is terminated because of some misconduct. However, to prove that an employee committed a misconduct an enquiry is required to be conducted. The "Terms of References" (TORs) for conducting enquiry are enquiry. TORs define the scope of enquiry. However, all the misconduct are not the same and these differ from one misconduct to another
Against this backdrop, I recommend you revisit the idea.
Thanks
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
As per Wikipedia, "Terms of Reference" define the purpose and structures of a project, committee, meeting, negotiation, or any similar collection of people who have agreed to work together to accomplish a shared goal. Terms of reference show how the object in question will be defined, developed, and verified.
In your query, you have written that you want "Terms of Reference" for forming an employee separation on account of termination, resignation, retirement etc. The question that comes to one's mind is a separation on account of resignation and retirement is in the normal course. There is no negative connotation attached to it. Therefore, why do you need a committee and discuss the separation? Even within these two also, the resignation is an unplanned separation whereas the retirement is a planned separation. For the execution of a planned event why is there a need for the formation of a committee at all?
Now coming to the separation on account of termination. The employee is terminated because of some misconduct. However, to prove that an employee committed a misconduct an enquiry is required to be conducted. The "Terms of References" (TORs) for conducting enquiry are enquiry. TORs define the scope of enquiry. However, all the misconduct are not the same and these differ from one misconduct to another
Against this backdrop, I recommend you revisit the idea.
Thanks
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
Below is the existing ToR of the Separation Committee. If anyone could advise a better way of writing, it would be very much helpful for me.
Terms of Reference (ToR):
In light of the existing MTB Separation Policy, the committee will:
01. Consider all the termination, resignation and retirement issues of all regular and permanent employees of the bank.
02. Consider the full and final settlement of end service benefits (i.e. Provident Fund, Gratuity Leave Encashment and all other benefits as per bank's service rule), release/ relieving issues of all regular and permanent employees of the bank.
03. Consider the waiver of mandatory 03 (three) full calendar months’ notice-period and employment bond related issues of all regular and permanent employees of the bank
04. Consider any other related matter that may arise from time to time.
05. In absence of the Chairman, the senior most member will chair the meeting.
From Bangladesh
Terms of Reference (ToR):
In light of the existing MTB Separation Policy, the committee will:
01. Consider all the termination, resignation and retirement issues of all regular and permanent employees of the bank.
02. Consider the full and final settlement of end service benefits (i.e. Provident Fund, Gratuity Leave Encashment and all other benefits as per bank's service rule), release/ relieving issues of all regular and permanent employees of the bank.
03. Consider the waiver of mandatory 03 (three) full calendar months’ notice-period and employment bond related issues of all regular and permanent employees of the bank
04. Consider any other related matter that may arise from time to time.
05. In absence of the Chairman, the senior most member will chair the meeting.
From Bangladesh
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