Company terminates employee after declining resignation 2 times, demands '3 months' salary for experience certificate'
A project manager was wrongly terminated by an Indian employer just one day after submitting his resignation. The corporation also threatened to inform the project manager's future employers that they departed the organization during the background verification (BGV) procedure. Furthermore, the employer sought three months' income in exchange for presenting the employee with an experience certificate.
The Redditor revealed their experience on the US-based platform and begged followers to assist them find their next job in Chennai.
What happened with the employee??
My company terminated me and asking me to pay 3months salary to provide the experience letter
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The guy, known as "Randy31599" on Reddit, was under great pressure at work and felt the need to take a sabbatical owing to their worsening health. They resigned for medical grounds and asked for an early release in a month. However, their resignation was refused, and they were told to continue working despite their illness.
"I was feeling the need to take a break, so I submitted my resignation due to medical reasons and requested an early release in 1 month. My CEO refused to accept my resignation, despite my medical condition, and asked me to continue working," the manager wrote.?
The Redditor went on to say that following an accident, they submitted their resignation again, and the corporation rejected it again.
However, this time, the corporation went too far by terminating the employees and threatening them.¡°The day after my resignation, they sent a termination email, threatened to report that I left improperly in the background verification (BGV),¡± they claimed.
The Redditor resorted to the internet community for assistance after the employer requested three months' salary to deliver the experience certificate.?
How did people on the internet react??
Many people claimed that the Indian company, whose identity is unknown, was "harassing" them and urged them to consult a reputable lawyer. Some advised filing a complaint with the Ministry of Labour.?
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