Mr. Dhingra is absoluetly right. Without being in the know of all facts of the matter, an off the cuff opinion will not be most appropriate. If all the facts of the matter are furnished one can give proper opinion/advice.
However, in the present case where the employee has resigned for whatever reasons, it will not a great idea to terminate his services. It will clearly appear to be a vindictive act.
Here it sems that the management is peeved with the employee and just wants to "fix" him, good.
Since the employee has already resigned, best would be to accept the same and arrange to relieve him at the earliest.
To address the situation further, you may decide not to give him a good experience certificate/reference.
I know of a real life situation where the MD of the Co. issued a termination order under his signature and in the said letter he actually terminated the services of the said employee "three times". Some venom that!!! (misplaced?)
Best Wishes,
Vasant Nair
However, in the present case where the employee has resigned for whatever reasons, it will not a great idea to terminate his services. It will clearly appear to be a vindictive act.
Here it sems that the management is peeved with the employee and just wants to "fix" him, good.
Since the employee has already resigned, best would be to accept the same and arrange to relieve him at the earliest.
To address the situation further, you may decide not to give him a good experience certificate/reference.
I know of a real life situation where the MD of the Co. issued a termination order under his signature and in the said letter he actually terminated the services of the said employee "three times". Some venom that!!! (misplaced?)
Best Wishes,
Vasant Nair