Not served notice period- gratuity eligible? Not served notice period- gratuity eligible?

1 year ago

Hi I have completed more than 5 years of service in same organisation but in two companies with letter of transfer.
I have not served the notice period which is 90days and I have worked 15 days without pay some leaves was balance available at that time. Am I eligible for the gratuity? Pls explain

Anik

Responded 1 year ago

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A.Dear Client,
Yes, you are eligible for gratuity unless and unrptil you have not committed or omitted any act of negligence or nuisance to the employer.
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