Can I leave my current job before completing the 60-day notice period by paying salary for the remaining days? I understand the company policy requires a 60-day notice, but I’m hoping to explore other opportunities sooner.

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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

Can I leave my current job before completing the 60-day notice period by paying salary for the remaining days? I understand the company policy requires a 60-day notice, but I’m hoping to explore other opportunities sooner.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

Indian law generally allows you to leave your job before the notice period ends. However, you are legally obligated to pay your employer the salary for the remaining notice period, even if you do not work those days. Your company policy may also have specific clauses regarding this, which you should review.

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