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chchew90
post Sep 16 2013, 10:45 AM

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Hi, I have another questions to ask:

1) I refer to the sample on page 1, the ATTENTION: part I have to write the relevant manager name or just the title?such as Shift Manager. Can I include 2 persons or more in the ATTENTION: such as ATTENTION: Shift Manager / Operations Manager / HR Manager like this?

2) When I write the effective date and notice period, do I have to write the end date of notice period as below?

Please be informed that effective 30 SEPTEMBER 2013, I am resigning from your company as [position title] provided for in my employment contract. Henceforth, I will serve the designated 2 month notice period as per required by my contract until the expiration of my notice which is 30 NOVEMBER 2013.

Coz I plan to submit the resignation letter on 30 September 2013, so is it the way I wrote is correct?

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post Sep 22 2013, 10:44 AM

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Just curious in employment letter/offer letter, can the co include a clause saying if you fail to turn up for work you will pay back the company 1 month's pay?
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post Sep 24 2013, 07:26 PM

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i had tendered.. with a date of physically working.. but my mgr telling that he will assess impact to environment i am working and will tell me end date.. later..

for me he is just delaying for sake of using me..

i would like to know if i can ignore him and just leave as my date.. since the date i had given are after minus my AL..which is in accordance with my contract..
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post Oct 10 2013, 10:18 PM

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QUOTE(faylo85 @ Sep 4 2013, 11:19 AM)
Hi all

I wanted to seek your advice on my problem. I am a management trainee bonded for 2 years with the company. My bond end date will be in dec 2013. However, I  got new job and took the risk to tender my resignation in aug 2013 and serve notice for 3 months. HR can sue for RM30K++ me 'cause i breach the training contract.

In my mind, I just don't wanna pay for the bond 'cause of several reasons:
1. LO for mgt trainee  initially stated one year programme but suddenly the management changed to only 6 months after I signed it
2. No evaluation and monitoring throughout the programme.

In short, the programme was a failure and yet they bond us for the amount. which i found they did not commit the expectation towards me.  What should i do to ensure the management waive or terminate the bond period?
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Hi Faylo,

i have a similar problem with you. HR want to me to pay them 60k++ because i breach the contract.

After I signed the agreement, the HR didn't provide the training. Last thing i know i still bonded with them.

They put "subject to change clause" in the agreement. the agreement was totally berat sebelah.
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post Oct 11 2013, 06:06 AM

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QUOTE(ashleyberry @ Oct 10 2013, 10:18 PM)
Hi Faylo,

i have a similar problem with you. HR want to me to pay them 60k++ because i breach the contract.

After I signed the agreement, the HR didn't provide the training. Last thing i know i still bonded with them.

They put "subject to change clause" in the agreement. the agreement was totally berat sebelah.
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I experienced the similar problem as well. Some staffs managed to resign without paying anything but I didn't take the risk and finished the 2 years bond.
Just take it as a lesson.

To me, bond is not a problem but need to clarify what I can get, how to void the bond and what if break the bond.

When I worked in Accenture, they pay me a certain amount of money and bond me a year. If I break the bond, just need to pay back the money they paid me. This kind of bond is acceptable and reasonable.
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post Oct 11 2013, 07:20 PM

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QUOTE(shenngau @ Oct 11 2013, 06:06 AM)
I experienced the similar problem as well. Some staffs managed to resign without paying anything but I didn't take the risk and finished the 2 years bond.
Just take it as a lesson.

To me, bond is not a problem but need to clarify what I can get, how to void the bond and what if break the bond.

When I worked in Accenture, they pay me a certain amount of money and bond me a year. If I break the bond, just need to pay back the money they paid me. This kind of bond is acceptable and reasonable.
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but my bond is totally unacceptable, i got nothing and still bonded. i am bonded because i already signed the agreement.

where can i seek any help?
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post Nov 19 2013, 09:15 PM

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can i leave my company after 3 to 4 days after report to duty? The contract didnt mention about keeping for how long, it just said my one month early notice. Am i safe to resign?
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post Dec 10 2013, 04:22 PM

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Do you guys have any format or template to request for old EA from ex-employer?
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post Dec 11 2013, 10:37 PM

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Hi Guys

See if you can help.
I will tender my resignation letter soon (2 months' notice)
As I have accumulated quite an amount of leaves, while the company wants me to work as long as possible to help clearing up the works , before leaving.
My company has agreed that they will pay me in lieu of leaves not taken.That is fair and i agree.
Just to find out IF these pay , in lieu of leaves will attract EPF?
( I am not covered by labour law , as my pay is more than 5K.

Many thanks for the anticipated help.

maparklinkin
post Dec 16 2013, 05:24 PM

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if you resign before contract ends, do you have to pay penalty? does your contract state if u resign before contract ends u have to pay? my contract is like pay 3mths pay + RM3500 admin charges

is this normal one?
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post Dec 23 2013, 11:58 AM

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Just found this thread, tell me if this is not the right place to post
Thx


I went for a transition overseas for 1 month on Jan 13
Company impose 1year bond until 31 January 14

I plan to leave the company 31 January 14(on the day the bond finish), means i will serve 1 month short of the bond( as they say i the notice period does not count into the bond period)

My question is that is there such rule??

For my thinking, i have fully serve the bond period but the company said that the notice period is not counted. Is there such rule that will apply??

Can I leave without paying the compensation for the 'notice period'???
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post Jan 9 2014, 02:39 PM

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I already working nearly 4 month in my current job, the salary on time and their pay EPF,SOCSO.
But, I never sign any offer letter or any other letter from this company,
if I want to quit, can just I give 24 hour notice resign letter?
Do this company can sue me or anything? icon_question.gif
shenngau
post Jan 12 2014, 05:17 PM

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QUOTE(myafdal1989 @ Jan 9 2014, 02:39 PM)
I already working nearly 4 month in my current job, the salary on time and their pay EPF,SOCSO.
But, I never sign any offer letter or any other letter from this company,
if I want to quit, can just I give 24 hour notice resign letter?
Do this company can sue me or anything? icon_question.gif
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In my opinion, although you didn't sign any offer letter, but you are their employee officially as you get paid for 4 months.

Please be professional and don't ruin your reputation, follow the company policy and give required notice period.

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post Jan 12 2014, 09:55 PM

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example lets say in employment contract state that " you'll be getting salary rmxxxx and 13th month annual wage supplement".. been working 3 years, if tender resignation on 5th dec and serving 1 month notice, did he entitled for the so called '13th month salary'? thanks in advance..
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post Jan 14 2014, 04:54 AM

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QUOTE(kickent @ Jan 12 2014, 09:55 PM)
example lets say in employment contract state that " you'll be getting salary rmxxxx and 13th month annual wage supplement".. been working 3 years, if tender resignation on 5th dec and serving 1 month notice, did he entitled for the so called '13th month salary'? thanks in advance..
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It depends when company officially announce pay the 13th month salary. If company say due to finance audit, the 13th month salary only will be paid by March, then you won't get it.
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post Jan 15 2014, 08:23 PM

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QUOTE(shenngau @ Jan 12 2014, 05:17 PM)
In my opinion, although you didn't sign any offer letter, but you are their employee officially as you get paid for 4 months.

Please be professional and don't ruin your reputation, follow the company policy and give required notice period.
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I'm not gonna do that, just want to know.

So any legal action can be taken by employer to me?

But one previous employee just give just 24 hour notice to quit.

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post Jan 16 2014, 12:27 AM

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QUOTE(myafdal1989 @ Jan 15 2014, 08:23 PM)
I'm not gonna do that, just want to know.

So any legal action can be taken by employer to me?

But one previous  employee just give just 24 hour notice to quit.
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I don't know. I guess company will ask compensation from you.
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post Jan 22 2014, 09:37 PM

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I get another offer from new company. Let say if im resign. Is it necessary for me to show my offer letter or need to tell my current company which company i will go?
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QUOTE(gonzalo20 @ Jan 22 2014, 09:37 PM)
I get another offer from new company. Let say if im resign. Is it necessary for me to show my offer letter or need to tell my current company which company i will go?
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It is up to you.
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post Jan 24 2014, 02:19 PM

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QUOTE(gonzalo20 @ Jan 22 2014, 09:37 PM)
I get another offer from new company. Let say if im resign. Is it necessary for me to show my offer letter or need to tell my current company which company i will go?
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I don't think this is necessary, only if your superior or colleagues ask you, you may tell them verbally.

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