Resignation through email from home country

rexjam
By rexjam

IF I went for an emergency leave and would like to tender resignation through email,Is it valid? I mean ,of course,2-year ban shall be applied.My question is whether,my company, can file a absconding case against me

Please,your opininon and advice is appreciated

By beatrice_elena• 26 Mar 2013 03:15
beatrice_elena

you're mostly welcome and wishing you good luck one more time

Cheers

By beatrice_elena• 26 Mar 2013 03:15
beatrice_elena

I agree with Rainbow77, the best way is to come out clean in front of them and as I said in my previous comment they might be good people and if in case you'd like to return within the 2 years ban ( to them or a different company ) to provide you with an NOC ( in case of a different company )

Good luck and hope to hear from you to give us your feedback about how things worked out btw you and your employer

By rexjam• 25 Mar 2013 18:45
rexjam

Thanks a lot guys for all the inputs.I am not a bad person. I weigh all the advice and I am leaning towards the option of giving a month notice per Qatar Labour Law,Article-49>>> and yes>>> to be fair.

Really thanks to all

By Lucky_gal• 25 Mar 2013 09:32
Lucky_gal

question is would you like it if you went home for vacation and your company decides to terminate you and not bring you back with no notice whatsoever but by a mere email?. If not, best you come do it professionally...its only fair you serve your notice fairly and leave on good grounds and collect your gratuity...

remember most if not all.. what goes around comes back around....

By Rainbow77• 25 Mar 2013 08:42
Rainbow77

The best way is to speak to your employer prior taking such step and elaborate your circumstances. If they agree then fine, Otherwise I would advise to resume your work and then resign i.e. giving enough time to your employer as per your contract.

Just a brotherly advice: We, as individual, represent our country and we shouldn't do any such act which may bring a bad name to our nation/country and block the opportunities to other citizens of our country.

In short, please try to resolve it with your employer in a friendly way.

By blisteringbarnacles2007• 25 Mar 2013 08:04
Rating: 5/5
blisteringbarnacles2007

It is within your right to resign... and you need not give the one month advance notice... but its better if you give 1 mth adv notice to be fair to your company.

If you dont give 1 mth notice period they may use it to deduct some or all of your pending dues...

Modes of resignation may vary... telephone, email, telegram, letter... etc

By GodFather.• 25 Mar 2013 07:58
Rating: 2/5
GodFather.

You will also loose your end of service benefit.

By snakyy21• 25 Mar 2013 06:56
Rating: 5/5
snakyy21

I won't lecture you on whether it is ethical or not but you won't get anything except for 2 year ban.

By the-birdie• 25 Mar 2013 06:47
the-birdie

you do something unethical...

&

asking gratuity also ?.... very good question ...

pray you wont be arrested in home country !!!

you will get NOTHING !!!!

By rexjam• 25 Mar 2013 06:19
rexjam

How can it be unethical? You resign because of unavoidable circumstances while in vacation.In this instance,You send them email to tell your predicament.

In this case,Can I demand the gratuity due me?

thanks

By beatrice_elena• 24 Mar 2013 21:49
Rating: 5/5
beatrice_elena

Not really...I mean I don't think so but I think it's better if you call them and talk to them yourself...It's much better and if you were a good employee then they might even provide you with an NOC if in case you'd like to come back to a different Co within the 2 years....

Good luck

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