Bengaluru | 14 Oct, 2022 (5 months, 1 week ago)

Employment and Labour Laws

Relieving from company on hold, even after completing notice period

Hi, I have given my notice period on 15-07-2022 and I served my three months notice period. My last working day was 12-10-2022. During the final week of my notice period, I developed a health issue, so I took a leave of absence for which I used my comp-offs and one sick leave which I was entitled to take during my notice period. During these three months, I was made to work on new tasks only. And for KT and replacement, no arrangement was done. At the end during 11 and 12, I gave virtual KT. But they're telling still KT is incomplete and they're holding relieving documents. On 12th Oct 2022 they're informing that they're not satisfied with virtual KT and so they're holding my relieving. Even on Oct 13, 2022, also I am giving KT. Now they're telling as they need till Oct 19, 2022. I have to join my new company on Oct 19, 2022. Kindly give me some advice on how to proceed.
Answers
14 Oct, 2022 | 17:01

Legally employer cannot force you once you have served your notice period. As per terms of your offer letter/employment agreement, you have completed your NP. You can send a notice to the employer if they force you to serve beyond notice period and aggrieve you for relieving.

For more details reach out at advakshaylal@gmail.com.

Regards,
Adv. Akshay Lal
Taarkik Legal - Advocates & Consultants


14 Oct, 2022 | 13:54

Dear client
As per your submission it reveals that this is a matter of notice period before resignation
And health issue
However
Give me details information about the matter then we will discuss your case
You can call me for the advise on
9359867870


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