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akshata yalawar   25 January 2021

Experience certificate

Hello Team, I worked with an IT company for 1year, after maternity leave I didn’t join back and didn’t serve notice period, now when I ask for experience letter company asking for 2months salary, do I really need to pay to get my experience letter?


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An employee who left an IT company after maternity leave without serving a notice period is being asked to pay two months' salary in exchange for an experience letter. The team is discussing whether this is a standard practice and advises checking the original offer or appointment letter for terms regarding notice periods. If no agreement on notice was made, legal action might be considered, or alternatively, offering to return and serve the notice period could be an option.

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Real Soul.... (LEGAL)     25 January 2021

what were your terms of service with them ,just check your offer letter/contract/appointment letter.

Since you failed to serve them with notice they may charge you someting. If you feel aggrieved and have not agreed to any term like prior notice before resigning  etc etc, then get an injuction from court and give them at their right place..

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Hasan Kirmani   04 February 2021

when did you took maternity leave. Also go through the offer letter/ appointment letter.
if it is mentioned that you have to serve notice period for specific period before leaving tje company, simply request them that you will join back and then serve the notice period.

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