GroovyPanda
GroovyPanda

What all actions I can take if my org, manager or hr, rejects my resignation or buyout?

I want to know what all powers does an employee have, in given circumstances considering all have been stated accordingly in offer letter and written proofs

9mo ago
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ZestyDonut
ZestyDonut

Rejects your resignation? I'm sorry I didn't understand the title?

GroovyPanda
GroovyPanda

*declines my resignation, forces me to work

ZestyDonut
ZestyDonut

They legally cannot force you to work? I'm sorry I'm still missing something here

PerkyDumpling
PerkyDumpling

Your resignation email and last date means it's final a company cannot say anything if u are leaving on ur notice period end date . A company cannot force u to stay or work

SparklyNoodle
SparklyNoodle

This is extreme case doesn't happen, nobody can force you to work, do your part, drop mails to assign a person for KT, give KT as much as you can, have everything on mail, take confirmation from a person that KT is given, Then don't show up once your notice period ends

BubblyNoodle
BubblyNoodle

You are overthinking. What folks say here is correct.

SqueakyQuokka
SqueakyQuokka

There's no such thing legally. As soon as you tender your resignation, you're only bound to work until your notice period or a last day of YOUR choice with buyout as provisioned in your employment contract.

Buyout is legally binding on both parties and a company cannot reject that.

Usually, companies do these time wasting time tactics and make it difficult for you, until they find another person.

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