Hi All,
I have two clause in my appointment letter regarding the notice period. Both the clause's are given below. I guess the maximum notice period is 3 months but some of my colleague say it is only two months. I am really in a confusion. Can any body help me to understand this.
8.1. During the period of probation, your services shall be terminable by giving one month’s notice or one month's basic pay in lieu thereof on either side at the sole discretion of XXX management. On confirmation of your services in the Company, your services shall be terminable by giving three months notice or three months basic pay in lieu thereof on either side at the sole discretion of XXX management.
8.2. In the event that you want to terminate your employment with the Company, while on a project at customer’s site in India or abroad you be will required to give a minimum of 60 days notice, to enable smooth transition and transfer of technology. The actual date of release will be mutually decided with the consent of the concerned client and your superior and the said date of release shall not be unreasonably withheld provided you are able to handover charge satisfactorily within the 60 day period. This minimum notice of 60 days cannot be adjusted with payment in lieu of notice period as mentioned in clause 8.1 above or adjusted against the Privilege Leave.
-steve
From India, Madras
I have two clause in my appointment letter regarding the notice period. Both the clause's are given below. I guess the maximum notice period is 3 months but some of my colleague say it is only two months. I am really in a confusion. Can any body help me to understand this.
8.1. During the period of probation, your services shall be terminable by giving one month’s notice or one month's basic pay in lieu thereof on either side at the sole discretion of XXX management. On confirmation of your services in the Company, your services shall be terminable by giving three months notice or three months basic pay in lieu thereof on either side at the sole discretion of XXX management.
8.2. In the event that you want to terminate your employment with the Company, while on a project at customer’s site in India or abroad you be will required to give a minimum of 60 days notice, to enable smooth transition and transfer of technology. The actual date of release will be mutually decided with the consent of the concerned client and your superior and the said date of release shall not be unreasonably withheld provided you are able to handover charge satisfactorily within the 60 day period. This minimum notice of 60 days cannot be adjusted with payment in lieu of notice period as mentioned in clause 8.1 above or adjusted against the Privilege Leave.
-steve
From India, Madras
Steve,
Different companies have different clauses related to Notice period, it can be of any tenure between 1month – 3 months. Similarly even during the probation period it differs from company to company ranging anything between 1 week to 1 month.
But based on the need of the employee & acceptance of the management lot many times companies waive off notice period. On the same note there can be another combination where if someone has a 3 months’ notice period than based on the requirement the employee can put in 1 month as man-days & balance tenure can be paid through money. Similarly it can also be worked as may be putting 1.5 month as man-days & balance 1.5 month can be paid through money.
However if the company is adamant & want the employee to complete the full notice period through man-days only than the employee has to work for 3 months.
Let me know if you need any other clarification.
From India, Delhi
Different companies have different clauses related to Notice period, it can be of any tenure between 1month – 3 months. Similarly even during the probation period it differs from company to company ranging anything between 1 week to 1 month.
But based on the need of the employee & acceptance of the management lot many times companies waive off notice period. On the same note there can be another combination where if someone has a 3 months’ notice period than based on the requirement the employee can put in 1 month as man-days & balance tenure can be paid through money. Similarly it can also be worked as may be putting 1.5 month as man-days & balance 1.5 month can be paid through money.
However if the company is adamant & want the employee to complete the full notice period through man-days only than the employee has to work for 3 months.
Let me know if you need any other clarification.
From India, Delhi
Hi Prashanth, Thanks for your comments, Can you please tell me what is the maximum man days I have to complete to get releived of the company based on the above close. -Steve
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
Dear
After going through both the clause this is cleared that your actual days of notice period is 03 Month but according to clause 8.1 & 8.2 combine that it can be minimised to 02 month only through the pending leaves and pay in lieu but the 02 months period is mandatory to give and not entertained against the leave or pay that you have to give 02 month notice.
This is a good clause specialy for the IT Personnel whom have to work on some special project independently and it takes other personnel to understand couple of months
Regards
P.S.Gill
From India, Delhi
After going through both the clause this is cleared that your actual days of notice period is 03 Month but according to clause 8.1 & 8.2 combine that it can be minimised to 02 month only through the pending leaves and pay in lieu but the 02 months period is mandatory to give and not entertained against the leave or pay that you have to give 02 month notice.
This is a good clause specialy for the IT Personnel whom have to work on some special project independently and it takes other personnel to understand couple of months
Regards
P.S.Gill
From India, Delhi
Cool, the clause is pretty clear until you are on probation (i.e., if you are not confirmed, then the notice period is one month; if you are confirmed, then it is three months).
Furthermore, if you are on a project, on deputation at a customer site, or abroad, you need to serve a 60-day notice, which won't be adjusted against your PL.
Thanks
From India, Mumbai
Furthermore, if you are on a project, on deputation at a customer site, or abroad, you need to serve a 60-day notice, which won't be adjusted against your PL.
Thanks
From India, Mumbai
Hi Seniors,
I need your advice on the following issues:
- What is an HR scorecard?
- How do you set up an HR strategy?
- How do you measure the effectiveness of the workforce?
- What is the core competency of HR?
- How many selection methods are used in the recruitment and selection process?
- Describe recruitment channels.
- Describe the recruitment and selection process and the differences.
- How do you handle mass hiring?
- Sourcing for managerial positions.
- Recruitment in the current scenario.
- Job portals and the different searches available on job portals.
- What would be the salary of an HR professional with 3.5 years of experience?
- More information about recruitment.
Kindly enlighten me on the above issues. You can email me at sudhareddyg999(at)gmail(dot)com.
Regards,
Sudha
From India, Bangalore
I need your advice on the following issues:
- What is an HR scorecard?
- How do you set up an HR strategy?
- How do you measure the effectiveness of the workforce?
- What is the core competency of HR?
- How many selection methods are used in the recruitment and selection process?
- Describe recruitment channels.
- Describe the recruitment and selection process and the differences.
- How do you handle mass hiring?
- Sourcing for managerial positions.
- Recruitment in the current scenario.
- Job portals and the different searches available on job portals.
- What would be the salary of an HR professional with 3.5 years of experience?
- More information about recruitment.
Kindly enlighten me on the above issues. You can email me at sudhareddyg999(at)gmail(dot)com.
Regards,
Sudha
From India, Bangalore
Sudha,
I am not sure if you would have searched CiteHR or Google for the above topics because I know that there are posts in this forum which, I guess, cover almost all the topics that you have asked about. If not all, then at least 90%.
Do a search on Google and in this forum, and you will get the answers. Once you do that, and even after that, if you are left unanswered with any of your questions, then let me know and I will try to answer your questions.
From India, Delhi
I am not sure if you would have searched CiteHR or Google for the above topics because I know that there are posts in this forum which, I guess, cover almost all the topics that you have asked about. If not all, then at least 90%.
Do a search on Google and in this forum, and you will get the answers. Once you do that, and even after that, if you are left unanswered with any of your questions, then let me know and I will try to answer your questions.
From India, Delhi
Dear Pramod Singh"s reply is apt.It is a self operating clause. With Regards E-mail : vsrlaw@gmail.com
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
Dear Steve,
It's clear in your offer letter that if you are in probation (without a service agreement), your notice period is 1 month, whether in the case of you or your employer. Once you become a permanent employee, your notice period is 3 months. You can adjust with the remaining leaves, but the minimum notice period needs to be 2 months (mandatory as per your company norms).
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
It's clear in your offer letter that if you are in probation (without a service agreement), your notice period is 1 month, whether in the case of you or your employer. Once you become a permanent employee, your notice period is 3 months. You can adjust with the remaining leaves, but the minimum notice period needs to be 2 months (mandatory as per your company norms).
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
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