Counsel your friend to mend his ways.
He has been reporting for duty late and was habitual late comer.
Probably CAP implies for Compliance Issues...........................and CAP 3 implies 3rd memo was issued. Did he reply to all of the memo on compliance issues.
Probably TOS stands for time on service....................Did the company issue any stinker/memo for non reporting for duty on scheduled time and did he reply?
Is it stated in HR policy that employee that reports late on a day has to complete………………………hours (duty is 8hrs/day and 48 hrs/week…………………..and above it OT is applicable). If he has been made to work for more than duty hours he may rake up the issue of OT.
You have posted that reason of termination mentioned in termination order is 'Complaint by client and behavioral issues'..............................Did the company provide copies of such complaints and issues and conduct any inquiry?
The charge leveled in CAP and termination order seems to be different.
As per your post no opportunities of hearing, natural justice seem to have been granted for the charges leveled in termination order?
The employee is located in which state?
What was his designation and nature of duties?
Was his service confirmed in writing?
The Redg. office of the company is located in which state?
How many people are employed in it?
Has the company supplied FnF statement for verification and acceptance and transferred FnF wages in Bank A/c?
If yes decline to accept it terming it as incorrect and claiming that it has been sent and received under protest.
The FnF wages are to supplied with service certificate on day of termination.
Does the company have its certified standing orders (CSO) and are these displayed near entrance?
BPO are covered by Shops and Commercial Establishments Act and standing orders (SO) are applicable. If SO are not certified Model Standing Orders shall apply. You may go thru SEc13-18.
Does the employee have copy of HR policy/HR Manual, Service Rules and Regulations mentioned in appointment letter, policy of compliance issues, list of misconduct issued by company etc? If NO download it and keep the printed version in file.
If the charge leveled in termination order is not listed in list of misconduct in CSO/SO then it may not be accepted as Misconduct.
You need to consult a competent and experienced Labor Consultant/Service Lawyer with copies of all docs on record and give inputs in person and understand the merits.............
The charge leveled in termination order are serious and can affect the future employability...................................and if the lawyer opines that it is possible to get it called back then you should try for it.
Companies usually make mistakes/errors in such matters that your lawyer can point out and file for calling back the order of Termination citing it as a bad order.
Approach your labor consultant/service lawyer AS AP.
th