My friend has been working for an MNC in Delhi for three years. He wants to leave but they’re demanding two months’ notice and salary because of a two-year service bond they keep renewing. He can’t afford to pay and they won’t release his experience letter without it. They also won’t give him a copy of the bond. What can he do?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › My friend has been working for an MNC in Delhi for three years. He wants to leave but they’re demanding two months’ notice and salary because of a two-year service bond they keep renewing. He can’t afford to pay and they won’t release his experience letter without it. They also won’t give him a copy of the bond. What can he do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

My friend has been working for an MNC in Delhi for three years. He wants to leave but they’re demanding two months’ notice and salary because of a two-year service bond they keep renewing. He can’t afford to pay and they won’t release his experience letter without it. They also won’t give him a copy of the bond. What can he do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Your friend should consult with a lawyer to evaluate the validity and enforceability of the bond. The bond’s renewal and lack of a provided copy raise concerns. Your friend can pursue legal action to challenge the bond and seek release of his experience letter.

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