You have resigned from the service voluntarily without invoking the grievances against your reporting manager. It appears that the Senior Management was not even brought into confidence before submitting your resignation. You just completed the process of parting away from the company by merely submitting feed back along with your resignation. You have not mentioned the response of HR on the letter of your submission and feedback. It is difficult to comment further in the absence of the said information.

In no way this can be termed as wrongful termination as you did not raise your grievances against the reporting manager at any forum while you were in service. You may write to your ex-employer regarding the vindicated attitude undertaken against you by the company while responding to reference check.

Hi

The company is to be held for the irresponsible action of the HR. You should not have resigned on her threat.

You should send a legal notice to the company for deliberately causing damage to your career . mention about the threat what the HR gave you an in way it was a blackmailing cum intimidation not to take any action. The whole act of forceful resignation is something unwarranted and company has to pay for it. calculate the loss of your earning and ask compensation.

You can also file a police complaint for threat, criminal intimidation and now damaging your career .Her ""woman"" card will not work.

Company representative cannot give an opinion of her personal choice to satisfy her grudge.

You should have taken action and should have asked for compensation when she asked you to quit.

Hello,

1) It was unwise to have resigned without meeting the HR in person as that would not only provided you with an op opportunity to defend your position but also put the company in a spot with severance procedures. Your resignation has made things easier for the company.

2) You can however send a legal notice to the company as the manager has no business to pursue you once you have severed your tires with it. Warn the company that you would be compelled to initiate legal action against the company as such and the manager in person who is an employee of the company.

3) Send a copy of the legal notice to the Manager herself. If the legal notice fails to resolve the matter you can also file a police complaint against the erring manager along with a copy of the legal notice.

When your resignation has already been accepted and you have been relieved from service, the company can not impose any allegations against you at this point of time as you are no more in service. Had there been any allegations against you, the company would have taken cognizance for the same before relieving you from service.

1. The act of the reporting Manager of your earlier Company is not only unethical but non-professional also,

2. But the problem is that her act can not be called as illegal to try her under any Act,

3. She is within her rights to express her views on your work and performamce when you were with her Company, that too when she is asked for giving her comments,

4. She can call it her professional duty to tell tha fact which she things and finds as fact,

5. Legally she can not be implicated at all,

6. It will be prudent on your part to meet her and settle the matter amicably.

1. Never make the mistake of taking her to Court for giving her adverse report berbally to your prospective employers regarding you,

2. Meet her and request her politely for better report next time.