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Hi Mgakhan,Acquiring an experience certificate from a company/organization you've worked in is very important because that is the only standing proof or key to apply for new jobs.Different companies have different sets of norms practiced for issuing a relieving ...
My question is, in which cases is an HR department legally allowed not to give an Experience Letter to an employee who is being terminated. Please note that I am asking about an Experience Letter and not a Recommendation Letter.
Please conduct research in the "WHAT YOU NEED TAB" to find the formats of an Experience Letter, as mentioned by a few of the Forum Members. Avoid mentioning the reason for termination, as it can negatively impact the career of any employee.Below is a link for yo...
Dear,A terminated employee due to misconduct is ethically not eligible for an experience letter. As mentioned by Mr. Ravi, some sensible organizations still issue the same without specifying the misconduct, especially in cases where the employee is asked to resi...
Hi,Note: There is a provision under this Act for issuing a service certificate at the time of dismissal, discharge, or retirement, and every person is entitled to take such a certificate.The Supreme Court held that the misconducts mentioned in the standing order...
Hi All,Can anyone send me the format of an experience letter for a terminated employee? I need to create one. Your early reply will be appreciated.Thanks,Supriya Singh
Dear Mugdha,If you are intending to give an experience letter and relieving letter, take no dues if any from him and then issue. Also, note that there is no separate format for a terminated employee in the relieving letter. Generally, a terminated employee on gr...
It seems that he was not interested in your employment. Furthermore, he was not engaged in severe misconduct. The process could have been avoided if someone had contacted or advised him properly. It's better to relieve him as usual.
Dear Mugdha,Did you conduct the domestic enquiry before the termination? If not, then it is better not to give any remarks for the separation. Just mention the basic details like the name, employee number, date of joining, and date of leaving, etc., and that is ...
Hello Seniors,We terminated one employee due to poor performance and uninformed absenteeism for many days (at that time, not attending calls or replying to emails). Now, he is asking for experience and a relieving letter. Please provide me with a format for the ...