Rejoining the transferee place

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 13 June 2022 This query is : Resolved
Sir I have joined bank on 2017 since than. I was working away 250 km from my home town for last 3.5 years soon as per the policy of bank I applied for home transfer via HRMS due to senior citizens parents and my father had angioplasty my wife too had knee operation earlier this year I am the only kid of my parents for which I applies for home transfer to look after them at this age bank Gave me transfer but nearby district of my home town I worked there for 8 months and again I was transferred to 1700 KM from my hometown. I joined the branch for three days but I am not able to commensurate both family and my work due to distance which will affect my profession and personal life for this I have not taken any promotion so far.
Sir please guide me for the same and what action can nationalise bank take against me if I don’t rejoin the bank on my parents old age and deteriorating health ground? Can they terminate me.? Since I m ready to resign but termination is way too harsh.

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An employee who has been repeatedly transferred far from their hometown, despite applying for a home transfer due to family health reasons, is seeking advice. They are struggling to balance work and family life due to the significant distance and are concerned about potential repercussions from the bank if they cannot rejoin their new branch. The advice given is to apply for leave or resign promptly to avoid disciplinary action, as transfers are considered a normal part of employment.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 13 June 2022
It is not a legal query. For a bit of advice, you have to apply for long leave (if no leave without pay leaves i.e. EOL) and request your authorities to consider your case. If you cannot work, you shall apply for leave or resign in time. Otherwise, the bank will give you show-cause notice and may take action against you.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 14 June 2022
I concur the advise of expert Mr. KAVK Satyanarayana.

P. Venu (Expert) 15 June 2022
Yes, the query suggests no legal elements; transfer is an incident of service.

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