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Search Result For "Termination Letter Disciplinary Issues" - Page 1
Yes, Saswata, that was the first thought that occurred to me as well. However, further contemplation slowly convinced me that the payment of salary for work done as per the contract of employment and the termination of the contract of employment by the employer ...
I think the question is whether the employee has to be paid for the days he worked in that month, not just on notice period.Corrected:I think the question is whether the employee has to be paid for the days he worked in that month, not just during the notice per...
Sir,Let me take the liberty to assume I know what Alpana was thinking. If I have terminated the job of someone who was responsible for a serious disciplinary issue, do I need to pay him for the actual working days of the month of termination?Further, if the disc...
Yeah, you are right Mr. Banerjee (sorry if I am wrong with gender). But still, I would love to thank Umakanthan for adding this to my knowledge.Please reply to my question. Thanks
Dear friend,I think that your query otherwise means whether the employer has to pay any notice salary to the employee dismissed on disciplinary grounds. Other than a special case of termination by way of discharge or dismissal attracting the provisions of Sec. 3...
Hi everyone,Could someone please help me understand if the company owes any amount to pay to the employee for the month when he has been terminated due to disciplinary issues? If yes, how can I calculate it?Please help.Regards
Wages/Salary Earned is payable for Days Worked, in full minus "Authorized Deduction" and the amount of fine for causing Damage/Loss to Property of the Establishment, which is worked out on the basis of Obsolescence/natural diminishing value for which the account...
If an employee gets terminated in a BPO in India on the grounds of misconduct and disciplinary issues, does the employer have to pay the dues to the employee for the days worked, or does the employer have the right not to pay the employee at all?
The employer is liable for all the dues to the employee for the days the employee worked. In the event of non-payment by the employer, legal consequences may be faced.
Referred to Teleminds Infotech Pvt Ltd based in Kolkata, Pune, and Delhi.–-Thank you.