Regarding termination before bond period..
johnprakash
(Querist) 07 September 2013
This query is : Resolved
hello sir,
i joined in one mnc bpo and i left that company after 2 days th me oneose days were training ...due to some reasons i came out without informing them ..after 10 days they sent me a letter u have to report within 24 hrs or otherwise u have to pay 50,000..i dint report after 10 days i got another letter that u r terminated but u hv pay 50,000 otherwise the company will take fnf policy on u...they told that u signed a bond of 6 months...actually they gave one book regarding rules of the company...and they said that book is the bond...what i have to do now...pls help me....whether i have to pay 50,000 ...pls tell me..is this bond is legal in india...
Kumar Doab
(Expert) 07 September 2013
If BPO is not the kind of employment you were looking for then you should not have joined BPO.
Employee should always choose trade, employment wisely and should work for reasonable period of time.
What else can you expect from employer when you quit after 2 days.
If the appointment letter has not been issued to you and does not contain any clause on service agreement/bond………………..and if you have not signed acceptance on any separate service agreement/bond then no such agreement/bond should apply to you.
If the appointment letter has not been issued to you then any clause on notice period/pay should also not apply.
If this company issues any notice in writing, you may show job advertisement, interview call letter, job application, selection letter, offer letter, appointment letter, bond/service agreement if any signed by you, and all other communications you have exchanged with company to a competent and experienced labor consultant/service lawyer specializing in such mater and give inputs in person, and proceed under expert advice of your lawyer. .
ajay sethi
(Expert) 07 September 2013
it is necessary to go through the documents signed by you to advise
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 07 September 2013
All the documents need to be referred before any positive advise, refer local lawyer with all the documents.
