QUOTE(skyuo23 @ Jan 3 2021, 07:19 PM)
Hello guys, I see that most of the discussion here are based on the employees side. However, I fall under the employer side and I have a situation here.
An employee of mine was let go under probation but he was left extremely bitter because he didn't get the position while his other colleague got it.
After he left, he changed the passwords and deleted all our company's information, which I have screenshot proof already.
May I please know what are the things or actions I can take here? He still has not returned us access card and company phone.
Has the company paid ALL his salaries? If not, deduct from there? Otherwise, call labor office and seek for adviseAn employee of mine was let go under probation but he was left extremely bitter because he didn't get the position while his other colleague got it.
After he left, he changed the passwords and deleted all our company's information, which I have screenshot proof already.
May I please know what are the things or actions I can take here? He still has not returned us access card and company phone.
QUOTE(Michael_Light @ Apr 4 2021, 02:50 PM)
In resignation letter, should we to our direct supervisor (i.e team lead) or directly to the HOD (i.e. direct supervisor's boss)? Anyone can share experience?
Just to add on for LysentrixIf your offer letter did not mention who is your superior
You can also send to your TL because eventually he or she will have to discuss or inform the HOD
Important is you keep proof you sent it
If via e-mail even better, can cc HR as well
But formality wise this depends on HR policy (eg. my ex company HR policy stated official document for resignation is employee separation form, even letter is only a supporting)
Apr 17 2021, 03:10 AM

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