Can employer force me to serve notice period
My contract says:
"Either the Company or you may at any time terminate this agreement by giving in writing to the other party three (03) months’ notice. In this connection, the Company reserves the right to pay or recover a sum equal to the amount of salary in lieu of said notice period. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, the Company at its sole discretion may relieve you from such date as it may deem fit even prior to expiry of the aforesaid notice period. However, if management of the Company desires the employees to continue the employment during the said notice period, the employee shall comply with the same"
I wish to leave the company in a month's time. I have informed them a month prior and told them that I am ready to cooperate with all the knowledge transfer required and also ready to pay the amount that I am supposed to. However they refuse to do so saying that I need to complete the whole tenure. Due to personal issues, I shall not be able to comply with the norm. Kindly advice.
Asked 8 years ago in Business Law
But due to some serious personal issue, I will not be able to serve the complete notice period. Isn't there anyway that I may be able to get relieved earlier?
Asked 8 years ago
Then what are the consequences that I might have to face if I don't complete the notice period term? I am getting married and will not be able to serve for more than a month.
I am ready to help in the knowledge transfer and am ready to monetarily clear my dues as well. Please guide me accordingly.
Asked 8 years ago