Non renewal of contract - Policy clause - sole discretion of director Non renewal of contract - Policy clause - sole discretion of director

1 year ago

is director not responsible to give a professionally inclined resaon for not renewing my contract based on the policy clause stating "sole discretion of director" ?
As an emloyee i have no right to know what made the director to took such a decision ? Between two employees how my employemnt is used to for non renewal

Anik

Responded 1 year ago

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A.Dear Client,
Since the clause mentions that it is completely on the discretion of the director, there is little that can be done legally. You can seek a query in person regarding the same.
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