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In Indian polity, withholding relieving letters is brutal. It makes it very hard for the laid-off person to get another job: one must present a relieving letter
by OliverJones 9y ago
In Indian polity, withholding relieving letters is brutal. It makes it very hard for the laid-off person to get another job: one must present a relieving letter to be hired elsewhere.
Courts aren't a useful remedy for a worker with a family to feed: too slow and expensive.
- danmaz74 9y agoCan you expand about these "relieving letters"? I didn't hear about those before...
- ilamparithi 9y agoYou are supposed to get an experience certificate (that confirms how long you worked in that company) and a formal relieving letter (that confirms that you left under normal circumstances and your performance was satisfactory) from your previous employer. In addition to that you are also supposed to get payslips for the last three months. Without supplying these it is very hard to get a job. Most companies also contact previous employers (through a third party) to confirm these details.
- danmaz74 9y agoThx for the info
- shagie 9y agohttps://workplace.stackexchange.com/questions/20945/what-is-a-relieving-letter-what-are-the-consequences-of-not-having-one https://workplace.stackexchange.com/questions/20945/what-is-... has a rather good explanation.