Hi,
I am working in one of the Top 3 IT companies in India. I have a question. Almost every IT company has rule of serving Notice Period for 2 months. 2 months Notice period is meant for completing the incomplete tasks, Giving KT, Transition Period n all. But What if an employee is on bench( freepool)? Does he still need to give 2 months of notice period?
Thanks,
Rahul
From India, Madras
I am working in one of the Top 3 IT companies in India. I have a question. Almost every IT company has rule of serving Notice Period for 2 months. 2 months Notice period is meant for completing the incomplete tasks, Giving KT, Transition Period n all. But What if an employee is on bench( freepool)? Does he still need to give 2 months of notice period?
Thanks,
Rahul
From India, Madras
It is not only for completing the incomplete task but it also for the hr dep for recrut another person on your place and you can succesfully hadover the charge of your position before you leving the organisation.
May be for this reason notice period is important in every type of organisation.
From India, Pune
1May be for this reason notice period is important in every type of organisation.
From India, Pune
The intention behind Notice period is to recruit the new one in the vacancy
before the present person leaving the company , and he/she need to finish the existing responsibilities .
So even the candidate is on bench he/she need to serve for the notice period defined by the company.
From India, Secunderabad
before the present person leaving the company , and he/she need to finish the existing responsibilities .
So even the candidate is on bench he/she need to serve for the notice period defined by the company.
From India, Secunderabad
Dear Rahul,
If you have been benched, it implies that the company already has enough human resource to carry out it's work. If you have other options, exercise them and move on buddy. Request for an early exit if you have another job in hand, usually companies are open to discussions on such matters. All the best.
Salman
From India, Kochi
If you have been benched, it implies that the company already has enough human resource to carry out it's work. If you have other options, exercise them and move on buddy. Request for an early exit if you have another job in hand, usually companies are open to discussions on such matters. All the best.
Salman
From India, Kochi
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