Legal Question in Employment Law in India
Resign from the company
Dear Sir,
I have resigned from my company (MNC) and went on vacation for 1 month. I hv 90 days notice period. Company is saying this 1 month will not be considered as a part of notice period. Moreover as per my employment contract 90 days or basic pay. I am ready to pay basic pay. In that case, can they relieve me with relieving/experience letter. I am deputed to other country. My company is saying my relieving will be decided by other company but as per my employment contract nowhere it is mentioned. what to do?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Resign from the company
in that situation, if the company refuse to tender relieving letter or harass you on that issue, you may file a suit for specific relief based on the employment contract. the court would direct the company to issue relieving letter and the experience letter. you may hire a lawyer in india if you employed abroad. u just need to send a duly notarized vakalatnama and the lawyer would get you the desired documents from company....all the best.
Re: Resign from the company
You should approach your employer and explain your position. It is not a matter where any legal issue is involved; moreover, you may not want to go to a court for getting 'relieving letter' from the employer.
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