I’ve been working with the Delhi government for a few months now, but I recently applied for a permanent job with the central government. I submitted my resignation three and a half months ago, giving the required one-month notice as per the rules. However, I haven’t received confirmation from the central government yet. Can I leave my current job without waiting for their official approval?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I’ve been working with the Delhi government for a few months now, but I recently applied for a permanent job with the central government. I submitted my resignation three and a half months ago, giving the required one-month notice as per the rules. However, I haven’t received confirmation from the central government yet. Can I leave my current job without waiting for their official approval?
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Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago

I’ve been working with the Delhi government for a few months now, but I recently applied for a permanent job with the central government. I submitted my resignation three and a half months ago, giving the required one-month notice as per the rules. However, I haven’t received confirmation from the central government yet. Can I leave my current job without waiting for their official approval?

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Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago

You can leave your current job with the Delhi government after your one-month notice period has expired, regardless of whether you’ve received confirmation from the central government. Your resignation is effective after the notice period, and your future employment with the central government is a separate matter.

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