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Joey Christensen
post Dec 16 2010, 03:56 PM

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QUOTE(Secret_Garden @ Dec 13 2010, 04:39 PM)
I want to know that the compensation is it include weekend  and 20/01/2011 (public holiday) according to Malaysia labour law? I need to pay also on those weekends and public holiday??? or no need to pay? My current company HR said that I need to pay on those days (weekends and 20/01/2011).
Weekend and statutory holiday need not to be paid.

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Joey Christensen
post Apr 19 2011, 02:02 PM

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QUOTE(rob2789 @ Apr 18 2011, 11:22 AM)
Hi all,

Would like to seek some advice / opinion

My employment agreement states that

"After confirmation of your employment, this appointment is terminable by three (3) months' notice in writing or salary-in-lieu thereof, by either the Company or by the Employee without any reason being assigned for such termination."

Given the above, if I resign from my position, can the company still refuse to the payment / salary-in-lieu and insist on the 3 months notice? Would there be a case where I am ready to compensate the salary-in-lieu, but the company refuses it? If that happens, what are my options? Can my manager or HR force me to serve the 3 months notice even if the contract states I have the salary-in-lieu option?

Hope to hear from you.

Thanks,

Rob
As of stipulated, it's a nay. For your own sake, ask for clarification. That's all that is to it.

QUOTE(musha01 @ Apr 19 2011, 03:48 AM)
Hi,
i have a very hard situation.
my boss really like me and refuse to let me go
but i really want to resign because the job my boss give me
is not really what i want.She say A when interview But give a 'Z" , far from my expectation when work with her!

so how to make a good reason so boss also can let me go easily?

thanks to suggestion who has been situation like me smile.gif
Dilly dally shilly shally leads to nowhere.

Regards, Joey

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Joey Christensen
post Apr 21 2011, 12:48 PM

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QUOTE(afosz @ Apr 21 2011, 12:12 PM)
Upon reaching towards end of probation period, should an employee decided not to continue working beyond the period, will it be like a resignation letter ?

Example : Mr. A just started to work, given a 3 months probation, as written in offer letter. Upon dissatisfaction towards Mr. A performance, employer decided to extend the probation to an additional 3 months, letter given. So any contractual matters, Mr. A can still refer himself as under probation right ? With all the benefits, leaves and termination period.
All the tidbits will be remained as it was unless it was written otherwise. Yes, the probationary tag is still there.

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Joey Christensen
post Apr 25 2011, 09:49 AM

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QUOTE(CKW008 @ Apr 25 2011, 08:58 AM)
how to defeat the nervousness and get courage to tender resignation?

i prepared evthing including the resignation letter.. just did not formally inform my superior and hand up..

hmm.. 2 months notice and i started to dislike my job but still have to bear for 2 more months..
Slug it as it's meant to be. You should inform your direct superior and of course, if there's any work to be handed over, please do so accordingly. Good luck.

Regards, Joey
Joey Christensen
post May 28 2011, 05:45 PM

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QUOTE(bunnykiwie @ May 28 2011, 12:32 AM)
Any checklist on what to do before leaving the company after resign? What do u do?

I return office keys, all document, some more what can I take and cannot take?
Simple. Whatever that is not yours, don't take it back home.

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Joey Christensen
post May 12 2012, 03:03 PM

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QUOTE(leongal @ Apr 17 2012, 07:22 PM)
i really "hate" to talk to my direct superior. And, I have decided to resign. Can I just email her to inform her and then cc. HR my superior's superior? And, then place the letter on her table? I know it is rather awkward and unprofessional.  rclxub.gif
Please don't be a dummy. Inform her verbally and drop her an email. HRM is not superior than to anyone. Let's go step by step , shall we?

i. Inform verbally to your immediate superior.
ii. Carbon copy (c.c) to your immediate superior, HRM, and to your personal mail.

If you have written resignation letter...

i. Tender it personally to your immediate superior.
ii. Photocopy a sheet and submit it to HRM and another copy for your personal safekeeping.

Start with a bang and end with a whimper or start with a squeeze and end with a bang.

QUOTE(AtMostFear @ May 1 2012, 02:57 AM)
hey guys, I'm planning to resign from my current job soon. I'm supposed to give a 2-month notice but I'm planning to give about 1-month and a half notice due to certain circumstances. Here's what it says in my offer letter

The period of notice for termination shall be two months or salary in lieu of notice. This notice shall be in written form and the commencement of notice period shall be calculated from the date the said written notice is notified receipt by the employee or the company as the case may be.

So does it means that I only have to pay a compensation of half a month salary? or is it either 2-month notice or pay 2 months salary? (as in nothing in between)
It's pretty much obvious. Pay whatever that is of shortage from the two months notice period. To simplify, you got to pay half a month for salary in lieu of notice.

Regards, Joey

p.s: It's stated very clearly there.

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Joey Christensen
post Jun 25 2012, 09:10 PM

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QUOTE(MIVECburuk @ Jun 13 2012, 10:07 AM)
Hi All,

A question here...If the company does not allow you to use your leave balance to offset against notice, but they also not willing to pay you for the remaining leave. Is there really such a thing?
Yes. You could just take it as your normal off day/rest day until your last day in that God forsaken workplace.

Regards, Joey

 

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