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4 years ago
Hello Sir,
I am currently employed in a PSU. I want to join another PSU but my current employer doesn't provide NOC.. it keeps application for NOC holding and never disposes it off.
The only way left is to hide the fact of my current employment in job application.
I want to know the consequences of it. Is the suppression so critical to cost my job?
Please advise. Also suggest any alternatives.
Shreyash Mohta
Responded 4 years ago
A.You should never suppress such facts.
You should talk to your previous employer and send them a letter to give you the 'NOC' in writing.
If they do not comply then you can send the legal notice.
Keep all such things as proof which you show to the current employer. He/she should understand the circumstance.
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You should talk to your previous employer and send them a letter to give you the 'NOC' in writing.
If they do not comply then you can send the legal notice.
Keep all such things as proof which you show to the current employer. He/she should understand the circumstance.
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A.Dear Sir,
Immediately you may approach Central Administrative Tribunal or High Court for getting appropriate direction to your current employer.
Immediately you may approach Central Administrative Tribunal or High Court for getting appropriate direction to your current employer.
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A.Do not hide it as it will be detrimental to your career in future. You do one thing send a reminder letter to your current employer with copy of receipt and show that copy to the future employer as a proof. Secondly if they do not give you the NOC in a given time frame then send them a legal notice to either give the NOC or reason for not giving it.
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