I am wondering what do you people usually do when your notice is 2 months and you pretty much have nothing to do in office.
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May 31 2016, 10:09 AM
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I am wondering what do you people usually do when your notice is 2 months and you pretty much have nothing to do in office.
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May 31 2016, 01:55 PM
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May 31 2016, 01:59 PM
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QUOTE(fuzzy @ May 31 2016, 01:57 PM) I was placed on garden leave bro, meaning I was not allowed to masuk office while I serve that period .. So i had like few weeks of free time just sitting at home although no garden to tend to heh.. I'd wish they put me on garden leave rather than sitting here and answer phones Arrange your farewells then, always good to leave with good feelings intact, industries are small so connections always matter. Farewells already arranged, sent out goodbyes and handed over the work to the new guy already. |
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May 31 2016, 02:13 PM
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QUOTE(Belphegor @ May 31 2016, 02:04 PM) I was practically checking on mudah, lowyat, any websites that is not blocked by my ex company during my serving period. I took 1 week to hand everything to the new guy and was sitting at my desk doing nothing. I handed over everything before my notice ( As i know for sure I would be leaving this time for real ) so I really don't have anything else to do other than browsing forum, netflix and reading news probably.And I have to continue this for the next 60 days |
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Sep 26 2016, 03:23 PM
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QUOTE(VFL @ Sep 25 2016, 05:10 PM) Hi guys.Need your help 1. By email still not yet official. Don't tender till you receive the letter.1) New employer promised to buy me out with the email confirmation where is no offer letter ready.Can I treat the email as official evidence to resign? 2) I ask to get the offer letter before resign but the new employer said it is not ready now. They need time for processing, like background screening etc..Will there be a possibility like this?What can I ask HR so that new employer can give me the offer letter? 2. Just wait. It's normal to conduct those things. Usually 1 or 2 weeks. QUOTE(maxsteel2001us @ Sep 26 2016, 12:22 AM) in resignation, the worse is, not the time, but the contract that mention companies you can't join are abundant. Usually there's a period for non compete. 6 months or 1 year. Check out your employment contract for that.some ppl mention that the contract is void as it is deem unfair and against labour law..... while some said, once you sign it, it is legally bound as you agree b4 u sign it.... if don't sign it means not resigning? that contract is really a joke...as it mention u can't work for ur clients, competitors, even clients where u do not work with but the project that the company has with them.... my colleague mention that, if like that, no need to work in that field in Malaysia. Company also must protect themselves from employees who might use their former positions for unfair advantage. |
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Sep 26 2016, 07:41 PM
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Sep 28 2016, 08:45 AM
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QUOTE(Fragden @ Sep 27 2016, 10:42 PM) I got a luxury to serve 3 months notice for resignation. I am in the midst of finding a new job and realise it may be beneficial to resign now and when a new offer comes, I would only have to serve like a month notice per se. I did turn down a job offer once after considering I have to pay in lieu since most employers wouldn't want to wait 3 months for a new employee to come onboard. 3 months notice only what?My question is, can the employer exercise any right to terminate me earlier than 1 month notice? Cuz 3 months notice looks quite good to me now. Thanks! You can throw the letter now and go job hunting as you serve your notice. And yes, company can dismiss you immediately if you're found in breach of certain rules and regulation. Or they can offer you to leave immediately without any form of repayment from your side. This rarely happens thou unless you're a bad influence in the company. Most of the time, they rather let you rot in the office doing paperwork. QUOTE(Fragden @ Sep 28 2016, 12:08 AM) ^ umm. In addition, I have been given a letter of insubordination saying, I have not been returning to office after sales call. The last one in August is 01 times, reduced than prior after I complied but they still wanted to intimidate me. As for the warning letters, its company policy. Can't really do much on that.The other is where I had failed to apply for EL due to one day which I turn up to work by noon time due to personal matter. None of this is implied in the contract letter though. Just unofficial rules maybe. Would love some advice if the company is in favourable position to legally terminate me. Thanks. It's common sense for staff to return to office after their work is done outside ( barring any illogical circumstances like the time to return to office is super long / you have prior understanding with your boss to not come back or so forth ) As for EL, I would actually inform HR or person in charge via Whatsapp / SMS / Email to inform them that I have an emergency. Not sure about your company but if you have done that, don't see a reason why it's an issue. |
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Sep 28 2016, 10:56 AM
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QUOTE(Fragden @ Sep 28 2016, 10:54 AM) Thanks. It's actually a show cause letter (on returning to work). I did not reply within the 7 days. They left it on my table, expecting me to swallow it. It's safe to resign but I am not sure they will want you to serve the notice or not due to your behavior.I want to resign, am I safe? And if you do not answer the show cause letter, it can be deemed as a cause for dismissal. With social media nowadays, they can easily screw you over when you work for a new employer if you are unlucky. Best to be a good boy and apologize, tender your resignation and don't create trouble anymore till your last day. |
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