Dear Rohit,
I agree to the three letter step approach. But the IT Firms follow 'employment at will'. The appointment letter would include the code of conduct which they might have signed. It includes adherence to discipline. The code may not clearly explain the matrix for the action to be taken on any non-adherence. But every code induces that any non-adherence would lead to termination.
My sincere suggestion, fighting a case will not be the way out, but continuity in the career is truly the one. We understand they made a mistake and learnt a lesson. Hopefully they would continue their careers with this learning. Please connect Mani with any opportunity that you may come across. Please do consider this suggestion.
Regards,
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I agree to the three letter step approach. But the IT Firms follow 'employment at will'. The appointment letter would include the code of conduct which they might have signed. It includes adherence to discipline. The code may not clearly explain the matrix for the action to be taken on any non-adherence. But every code induces that any non-adherence would lead to termination.
My sincere suggestion, fighting a case will not be the way out, but continuity in the career is truly the one. We understand they made a mistake and learnt a lesson. Hopefully they would continue their careers with this learning. Please connect Mani with any opportunity that you may come across. Please do consider this suggestion.
Regards,
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