Hi All,
Need advice from you all regarding a problem in job front.
I have decided to quit a job of which I am a veteran of around 2.5 year.The reason for quitting is that in the month of July'2014 they have restructured the organisation and put me in a job role which is not to my liking.
In the process of restructure,my previous boss also resigned(I had worked with him for 2 years).
Now I have a boss who is from other vertical and therefore our interactions are minimal.
I searched around for jobs and got one with a more ethical group of companies.I intimated the fact of resignation to my present boss first over phone.He asked for two days time as he was out of town.
After two days I called him and we had a long chat.He contineously asked me not to resign.Still then I put the resignation letter through e-mail. He replied "Your resignation is not accepted".
I called him after 1 hour and tried to convince him to relieve me.He denied.Still then I put another e-mail stating I don't want to continue with them. He again replied "Your resignation is not accepted"
In this regard,require your advice what should I do?
My new employer wants me to submit the resignation acceptance letter.
Please help.
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From India
Need advice from you all regarding a problem in job front.
I have decided to quit a job of which I am a veteran of around 2.5 year.The reason for quitting is that in the month of July'2014 they have restructured the organisation and put me in a job role which is not to my liking.
In the process of restructure,my previous boss also resigned(I had worked with him for 2 years).
Now I have a boss who is from other vertical and therefore our interactions are minimal.
I searched around for jobs and got one with a more ethical group of companies.I intimated the fact of resignation to my present boss first over phone.He asked for two days time as he was out of town.
After two days I called him and we had a long chat.He contineously asked me not to resign.Still then I put the resignation letter through e-mail. He replied "Your resignation is not accepted".
I called him after 1 hour and tried to convince him to relieve me.He denied.Still then I put another e-mail stating I don't want to continue with them. He again replied "Your resignation is not accepted"
In this regard,require your advice what should I do?
My new employer wants me to submit the resignation acceptance letter.
Please help.
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From India
Dear Friend
Did you tell him about your offer in new company or not? In spite of sending two mails to your present boss, he does not want to relieve you from the services of company. It means, he requires your presence and as such he does not want to relive you. Do one thing, meet him in person and tell him about your personal problems or offer which you got in else where and tell him if he gives same package or designation which you got an offer from new employer, then you would continue or else leave present company. Then he has two options either to enhance your current pay with designation which you got an offer from new employer or else to accept your resignation without making any protest.
In spite of above, if he does not want either to relieve you or enhance your current package, then you give one more resignation by giving a notice as per your appointment order or make payment in lieu of notice to get the relieving order. Even if he does not want to relieve you, tell the same to new employer and if he agrees to take you without reliving letter from this company, you can go and join there. Thereafter, you need not worry about the terms of appointment order and you can simply leave the services of your present company
Regards,
From India, Hyderabad
55Did you tell him about your offer in new company or not? In spite of sending two mails to your present boss, he does not want to relieve you from the services of company. It means, he requires your presence and as such he does not want to relive you. Do one thing, meet him in person and tell him about your personal problems or offer which you got in else where and tell him if he gives same package or designation which you got an offer from new employer, then you would continue or else leave present company. Then he has two options either to enhance your current pay with designation which you got an offer from new employer or else to accept your resignation without making any protest.
In spite of above, if he does not want either to relieve you or enhance your current package, then you give one more resignation by giving a notice as per your appointment order or make payment in lieu of notice to get the relieving order. Even if he does not want to relieve you, tell the same to new employer and if he agrees to take you without reliving letter from this company, you can go and join there. Thereafter, you need not worry about the terms of appointment order and you can simply leave the services of your present company
Regards,
From India, Hyderabad
Dear Sir,
Thank you very much for your suggestion:
The following points will clarify my stand:
A.I am resigning not because of dissatisfaction regarding the pay package but because of bad organisation culture and work ethics.
I have seen recruitment of employees without any sense and terminating them abruptly.
I have witnessed my ex-boss resigning after serving the company for 20+ years after pressure from higher management in the pretext of organisation restructure.
B.Since last 6 months they have not given me any concrete KRAs which can be measured absolutely.
C.The present boss is trying to keep me promising they would give me important assignments,he would take me with him etc etc which are vague and is not concrete in any respect.
1.I have send the resignation mail using my offical mail and the boss's reply was "Not accepted."
2.I don't have any dues towards the company like loans etc.
3.Never ever in my tenure of 2.5 years they have served me any warning letters,notices of performance improvement plan.
4.My notice period is of 60 days as per the appointment letter. I have given them a notice period of 20 days and the balance 40 days would be adjusted against the accumulated leave.
5.Currently I am not associated in any important project/groups etc.
6.I have clearly intimated HR regarding my resignation and also asked him to list out the documents that I have to submit.I have also clearly intimated the last working day.
Please suggest.
From India
Thank you very much for your suggestion:
The following points will clarify my stand:
A.I am resigning not because of dissatisfaction regarding the pay package but because of bad organisation culture and work ethics.
I have seen recruitment of employees without any sense and terminating them abruptly.
I have witnessed my ex-boss resigning after serving the company for 20+ years after pressure from higher management in the pretext of organisation restructure.
B.Since last 6 months they have not given me any concrete KRAs which can be measured absolutely.
C.The present boss is trying to keep me promising they would give me important assignments,he would take me with him etc etc which are vague and is not concrete in any respect.
1.I have send the resignation mail using my offical mail and the boss's reply was "Not accepted."
2.I don't have any dues towards the company like loans etc.
3.Never ever in my tenure of 2.5 years they have served me any warning letters,notices of performance improvement plan.
4.My notice period is of 60 days as per the appointment letter. I have given them a notice period of 20 days and the balance 40 days would be adjusted against the accumulated leave.
5.Currently I am not associated in any important project/groups etc.
6.I have clearly intimated HR regarding my resignation and also asked him to list out the documents that I have to submit.I have also clearly intimated the last working day.
Please suggest.
From India
3Sandeep: Send out an email stating that you are resigning and thanking your current manager for the encouragement and help and that you intend to move on and your last working day is '......' and you will be available to hand over/ transfer knowledge.
In closing, reiterate that you enjoyed the stint and you are devastated at leaving a place you considered a second home but that you hope to return some day, equipped with much better skills and take them to the next level.
Copy (Cc) your HR personnel as well as the manager's boss so everyone is aware.
Hope this helps
From India, Mumbai
In closing, reiterate that you enjoyed the stint and you are devastated at leaving a place you considered a second home but that you hope to return some day, equipped with much better skills and take them to the next level.
Copy (Cc) your HR personnel as well as the manager's boss so everyone is aware.
Hope this helps
From India, Mumbai
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