Discharged from IT company without notice period or payment for the same Discharged from IT company without notice period or payment for the same

2 years ago

I was discharged from an IT company within only 10 days of my resignation. My notice period was 2 months. It was a voluntary resignation but the company didn't discuss with me about Last Working Day. They just told me to complete my exit formalities on a particular day and submit my laptop. I lost 50 days of salary and also my experience letter will show a gap before my new job. This company has done this with many others in the past also.

Abhimanyu Shandilya

Responded 2 years ago

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A.This might have happened die to Covid situation as many companies are under lot of financial duress and they are trying to sustain themselves. If that is not the scenario then you can start the legal process against them by sending them a legal notice first.
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Prashant Mane

Responded 2 years ago

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A.Can file notice if discharge you from employment without any reason. For any legal step consult legal opinion first and then take steps. If you like my response provide positive feedback.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

Responded 2 years ago

A.Hi,
It depends on the resignation policies of the company. You are advise to send application to employer of the company and try solving issue amicably. If they don't answer it you can send legal notice to them.
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Anik

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A.Hi,
It depends on the agreement signed by you. If the company failed to comply with the agreement you can send them the legal notice and recover your compensation amount.
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Suraj Kumar

Responded 2 years ago

A.If your behaviour is not against rule and regulations of the company ,they can not discharge you before the notice period.try to discuss this matter with company.you can n
Take legal step also.
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