Hey everyone, I put in my resignation on September 20th, stating my last day would be September 30th. HR is willing to let me go, but the CEO is holding me back. My notice period is three months, and I’m happy to pay for a buyout, but they still won’t let me leave. Any advice?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › Hey everyone, I put in my resignation on September 20th, stating my last day would be September 30th. HR is willing to let me go, but the CEO is holding me back. My notice period is three months, and I’m happy to pay for a buyout, but they still won’t let me leave. Any advice?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

Hey everyone, I put in my resignation on September 20th, stating my last day would be September 30th. HR is willing to let me go, but the CEO is holding me back. My notice period is three months, and I’m happy to pay for a buyout, but they still won’t let me leave. Any advice?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

In India, the law generally requires employees to serve their full notice period unless they have a valid reason to leave earlier. You can negotiate with your employer about a buyout, but they are not obligated to agree. Consider consulting a lawyer to understand your options and potential legal recourse.

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