Can I Reject The Job After Signing The Offer Letter
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Hi all,My friend received an offer from a company. The company sent him an email with the subject "Offer letter," but the actual attachment had a subject "Employment letter" and also a "T&C of Employment" document. He signed the Employment letter as well as the ...
Hi dude, If you ask for any suggestion from seniors, you should display your name because this shows effective communication between…OK. Now come to your point. This is not an appointment letter for employment, and there is no legal obligation on this.A person c...
Hello sirs,I received an offer letter with salary details from a company, and they are requesting a BCC copy of the resignation letter for confirmation. I am scheduled to join the new company in 15 days. I have already resigned from my current job and accepted t...
Dear Usha,In simple terms, this is an unorganized way of dealing with people. Offering and then backing off may somehow lead to a definition of cheating. You should immediately consult your current employer and apologize for resigning due to personal stress, the...
Hi,The joining date was December 15th, which was postponed to January 27th; therefore, I joined the company on the 27th. I received salary for both December and January despite being at home, not working, and waiting for my joining date (which was not my fault)....
Dear Rahul,I understand your problem. There is a way to move out even without any notice or initial 10 to 15 days notice, as universally followed on the probation period. As you have not yet signed the appointment letter, hence, there is no employee-employer rel...
Hi guys,I got three offers around two weeks back, out of which I accepted one and joined the company. Now, here comes the catch.I had accepted the offer via email, which did not provide much information such as the notice period, benefits, etc. It only included ...
Considering the situation you are facing, it is indeed a challenging position to be in. Here are some steps you can take to address this issue:**Contact the Company HR:**- Reach out to the HR department of the company that offered you the job. Request a clear ex...
Hi all,I am thinking of changing jobs due to being fired from my current employment. I have received an offer letter from Company "A" and am anticipating an offer from my dream Company "B". The offer from "A" will expire shortly, and the offer from "B" will most...
The clause mentioned in the offer letter from Company "A" is typically applicable to the joining date rather than the acceptance of the offer itself. To handle this situation without causing inconvenience to Company "A" and to ensure you maintain your job securi...