1. You shall have to give three months notice or pay three month's salary in lieu there of,

2. Since you could not give three month's notice, have you refunded/paid three month's salary in lieu of the notice period alongwith with your resiagnation letter?

3. If not, you should immediate issue them a cheque to that effect,

4. After that you can claim the relieving letter from your employer,

5. You can also join the new organisation if they allow you to join without releiving letter,

6. You can claim the relieving letter later on if you have resigned properly as per the terms laid down in your appointment letter or service conduct rule of your present company.

1) it is necessary to peruse terms and conditions mentioned in your appointment letter

2)since your contract expires on 30th April 2015 you have option to wait till expiry of your contract period .

3) you submitted your resignation letter on 11th February 2015 . as per your contract you have to give 3 months notice period .

4) if you dont want to give notice then offer to pay them for the shortfall in notice period ie till expiry of contract period

5) send a cheque for shortfall in notice period and stop attending office from 16th march onwards .

6) if the management en-cashes your cheque hat would imply thy have accepted your resignation .

7) request them to furnish relieving letter . if they fail to do so issue legal notice as per terms of your employment

Hi,

1. since getting a reliving letter from the employer is important . So first write to the management to issue you the relieving letter agree to pay the notice period amount as per the contract.

2. If possible meet the concerned authority in person and give the cheque for the notice period and get the relieving letter.

3. in case the management is not responding to your mail/letter send them Legal notice demanding the relieving letter.

1. As per your contract you are bound to give 3 months notice or 3 months salary in lieu of notice.

2. Since you did not give three months notice it is imperative that you give three months salary. Remit the salary through a cheque.

3. If the relieving letter is not given in spite of the salary equivalent to the notice period being paid by you then issue a lawyer's notice to the employer to demand the relieving letter. Your subsequent employer may not allow you to join without the relieving letter.

Normally the service contracts or service rules or letters of appointment contain a stipulation that an employee can resign from the service after giving a notice of one or two or three months and failing which the employee has to pay salary corresponding to the notice period. The contact is binding on you under the Contact Act and the company is entitled only to remaining month of salary, but they can not dishonestly withhold relieving letter.

Send a legal notice to the said company calling them to accept of your resignation letter, failing which you can lodge a complaint to Labour Commissioner, Govt. Of West Bengal ,at New Secretariat Building, Kolkata-700001.

Dear Querist

if you are ready to pay an amount of Three months salary then they are bound to accept your resignation as per the terms and condition of the appointment letter.

If they are not reply on your resignation then immediately send a notice with the money through your counsel and demand relieving letter from them if they are not ready to accept this then you may file a complaint before labour commissioner against them.