Post completion of Notice Period, was asked to Leave from the company
6 years ago
Dear Sir/Ma'am,
Need your help to know, can an organisation show it as an ATL, post completion of notice period.
I served the notice period from 09th Dec'17 till 09th Feb'18, which indeed was of 63 days against the required notice of 60 days.
However, my organisation has shown it as an ATL in their records instead of resignation.
Please help.
Regards,
Deepak Yashwantrao Bade
Responded 5 years ago
A.dear client you need not worry. You make sure that you have a copy of the documents submitted from your side to he company and that the same has been accepted in the same form and manner.
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A.It would be better if you can elaborate what ATL stands for. It could be an internal acronym for your organization and not well understood by all.
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