QUOTE(invisible_wings @ May 24 2017, 11:48 PM)
Hi all,
I have a situation where I’m not sure whether I should continue to fight for my resignation date. I need your advice.
I had tendered my resignation letter on 28/4, I have to serve 3 months’ notice.
My new employer is willing to buy out my 1 month notice so my resignation date should fall on 27/6 (Buy out from 28/6 – 27/7).
However, my current employer insisted that 27/6 is a Public Holiday and the buy out should start from 24/6 instead, which is more than 1 month. In other words, I have to pay for notice in lieu for 24/6 – 27/6 on my own.
Is this a normal practice by HR? Is there anything I can do about it? Thanks in advance.
Your 1st day of your notice period starts from the date you tender the resignation to your manager & HR. If your new employer stated they'll pay your 1-month salary in lieu, then so long as you fulfilled the 2-months including the public holidays and weekends, you are fine. In your case, 27th is a government public holiday, so you are supposed to be on holiday, but your salary is to be paid by your current employer. Ask HR to show you how they calculate your daily salary, I'm sure they'll likely tell you your monthly salary divided by 22 days. If that's the case, mean regardless of a public holiday that falls on weekdays, they'll have to pay your salary.I have a situation where I’m not sure whether I should continue to fight for my resignation date. I need your advice.
I had tendered my resignation letter on 28/4, I have to serve 3 months’ notice.
My new employer is willing to buy out my 1 month notice so my resignation date should fall on 27/6 (Buy out from 28/6 – 27/7).
However, my current employer insisted that 27/6 is a Public Holiday and the buy out should start from 24/6 instead, which is more than 1 month. In other words, I have to pay for notice in lieu for 24/6 – 27/6 on my own.
Is this a normal practice by HR? Is there anything I can do about it? Thanks in advance.
Jun 14 2017, 03:54 PM

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