Hi,
A employer can terminate the services of an employee without notice only on this ground alone - if he comits any criminal offence and is charged by any courts for the offence committed , other than, all termination must reason out clearly with justification. Also principle of natural justice need to be complied with - oppurtunity of being heard..
Later on steps may be taken either to suspend the employee or terminate based on the standing orders of the company. Any gross misconduct committed may be the reason for the employee suspension / termination based on the findings of Domestic enquiry.
regards,
jay
A employer can terminate the services of an employee without notice only on this ground alone - if he comits any criminal offence and is charged by any courts for the offence committed , other than, all termination must reason out clearly with justification. Also principle of natural justice need to be complied with - oppurtunity of being heard..
Later on steps may be taken either to suspend the employee or terminate based on the standing orders of the company. Any gross misconduct committed may be the reason for the employee suspension / termination based on the findings of Domestic enquiry.
regards,
jay