Hi, My previous employer has sent me a formal email to pay back the bond breakage amount which amounts to 70k. (After approx 3months of exiting).
I had the joining of Jan 2021, and LWD of 28 Apr 2022, I received the mail today on (22 jul 2022).
Is there any way to work around the situation, kindly respond?
Thank you.
From India, Lucknow
I had the joining of Jan 2021, and LWD of 28 Apr 2022, I received the mail today on (22 jul 2022).
Is there any way to work around the situation, kindly respond?
Thank you.
From India, Lucknow
Dear NK Ramachandran,
You have written, "my previous employee has sent me a formal email..." Probably it was a typo. You meant "employer" and not "employee".
Anyway, you have not mentioned the terms and conditions of separation mentioned in the appointment letter. What are those? Unless we know that, we cannot comment on it.
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
7736You have written, "my previous employee has sent me a formal email..." Probably it was a typo. You meant "employer" and not "employee".
Anyway, you have not mentioned the terms and conditions of separation mentioned in the appointment letter. What are those? Unless we know that, we cannot comment on it.
Thanks,
Dinesh Divekar
From India, Bangalore
Prima facie, the admitted position is that you breached the service agreement and the previous employer is demanding Rs. 70 K as compensation for not serving the notice period. Legally, there is not much scope to defend your position.
If you have served any part of the notice period, the compensation amount has to come down accordingly. So the claim is limited to the proportionate amount corresponding to the unserved bond period.
In such matters, the better course is to negotiate with the employer and arrive at a mutually satisfying solution.
From India, Mumbai
If you have served any part of the notice period, the compensation amount has to come down accordingly. So the claim is limited to the proportionate amount corresponding to the unserved bond period.
In such matters, the better course is to negotiate with the employer and arrive at a mutually satisfying solution.
From India, Mumbai
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