Hey guys, I worked for an IT company in Gurgaon for two months before leaving due to health issues. I informed them about this, but they thought I was lying and fired me. I’ve since started a new job. Could they blacklist me with NASSCOM or another organization, making it hard for me to find other jobs? Or is that unlikely?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › Hey guys, I worked for an IT company in Gurgaon for two months before leaving due to health issues. I informed them about this, but they thought I was lying and fired me. I’ve since started a new job. Could they blacklist me with NASSCOM or another organization, making it hard for me to find other jobs? Or is that unlikely?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

Hey guys, I worked for an IT company in Gurgaon for two months before leaving due to health issues. I informed them about this, but they thought I was lying and fired me. I’ve since started a new job. Could they blacklist me with NASSCOM or another organization, making it hard for me to find other jobs? Or is that unlikely?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Indian law does not permit companies to blacklist employees with organizations like NASSCOM. However, they might share negative feedback about your performance during your employment with potential employers, which could impact future job prospects.

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