Dear Experts,
I have heard that there are many Supreme Court judgements which says that the resignation of employee is deemed to have been accepted if, the employer does not respond in time.
Can anyone let me know of such judgements please?
Shekar
shekars 19 February 2015
Dear Experts,
I have heard that there are many Supreme Court judgements which says that the resignation of employee is deemed to have been accepted if, the employer does not respond in time.
Can anyone let me know of such judgements please?
Shekar
Anupam Sharma (Server Engg.) 10 March 2015
Kumar Doab (FIN) 10 March 2015
The backdrop/details of the matter should be posted in detail by the querist.
It matters.
chandrashekargr 23 May 2015
My contention is that why did they wait for so many days after my valid resigation ? they did not deposit by PF for Dec 14 which means my resigation is acccepted but they deposited it later which itself shows malafide intention. how can one deposit PF without salary being paid
In this context i raised the query is my resigation valid
Kumar Doab (FIN) 24 May 2015
The thread was initiated by querist: shekars
Now the name of the querist is changed to: chandrashekargr
The way the resignation has been drafted could have been avoided.
Now the termination is on record and needs to be contested.
Consult an able Labor Law Consultant/Service Matters Lawyer/Law firm in person with all documents on record.
chandrashekargr 24 May 2015
how can it be ? is not the employer duty bound to communicate non acceptance and also pay my salary ? one cant just keep remitting PF without employee being paid.
Kumar Doab (FIN) 24 May 2015
All of this you can raise during arguements.
You may also go thru:
Termination can’t be presumed in the absence of specific order. Del. HC 264
Unauthorised absence will justify termination:
chandrashekargr 24 May 2015
https://www.caclubindia.com/experts/non-acceptance-of-resignation--1960249.asp#.VWGddVWqr28
Kumar Doab (FIN) 24 May 2015
You have read from many forums.
Contest the termination orders on merits thru an able counsel.