Foreign Job - hired by an african company
9 months ago
I have been hired by an african company.when i joined there i dont like the environment so informed the MD to relieve me.There was no response from him so i left the country.Now they saying,Filling case against me.How should i face that.I have not taken any company property with me.All these happened with in 15 day of my arrival in that company
A.Dear client,
If you have not signed any bond or agreement with the company regarding this, then they cannot initiate any action. It is preferable to put an end to the situation by sending a letter informing them of your need to leave the organization and the country immediately.
If you have not signed any bond or agreement with the company regarding this, then they cannot initiate any action. It is preferable to put an end to the situation by sending a letter informing them of your need to leave the organization and the country immediately.
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A.Dear Client,
On acceptance of an offer of employment of an overseas company, you resumed the company and left the company without following the terms and conditions of the contract of your employment which amount to a breach of contract and is termed as misconduct on your part, So, an overseas company can take legal action against you following the relevant laws applicable on the subject in that country and call you back to face legal consequences approaching the concerned ministry and foreign embassy of both the country. So, reach out to an Advocate who deals with overseas matters guidance, and reference for an Attorney in that country who can take suitable steps in the matter..
On acceptance of an offer of employment of an overseas company, you resumed the company and left the company without following the terms and conditions of the contract of your employment which amount to a breach of contract and is termed as misconduct on your part, So, an overseas company can take legal action against you following the relevant laws applicable on the subject in that country and call you back to face legal consequences approaching the concerned ministry and foreign embassy of both the country. So, reach out to an Advocate who deals with overseas matters guidance, and reference for an Attorney in that country who can take suitable steps in the matter..
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