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Forced resignation accepted

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1Forced resignation accepted Empty Forced resignation accepted Fri Jan 25, 2013 3:28 pm

Soze1230


Arresto Menor

Good day!

After 2 moths of employment the company asked me to resign with the commitment of paying me 2 months salary as back pay. They said that otherwise I would only be given a month more and be demoted in the meantime. Due to the fear that I my income would be halted, I accepted the offer and signed a document they created stating that I resigned. Thinking about it now, I should not have let them bully me into resigning. Do I still have a case for illegal dismissal?

Thanks!

2Forced resignation accepted Empty Re: Forced resignation accepted Fri Jan 25, 2013 7:42 pm

Patok


Reclusion Perpetua

basically, what happened was you submitted your resignation letter and they accepted it.. i don't think there's illegal dismissal..

3Forced resignation accepted Empty Re: Forced resignation accepted Sat Jan 26, 2013 1:02 am

Soze1230


Arresto Menor

Patok wrote:basically, what happened was you submitted your resignation letter and they accepted it.. i don't think there's illegal dismissal..

Thanks for the response. Technically it wasn't MY resignation letter as it was the comapany who created it, ,and they had me sign it. Also they had me sign a 'quit claim'. Like I mentioned, I was bullied into it and was stupid enough to fall for it. I initially wrote a letter stating it was illegal to do so, ,but they just threatened to demote me.

4Forced resignation accepted Empty Re: Forced resignation accepted Sat Jan 26, 2013 9:25 pm

attyLLL


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file a case of illegal dismissal asap to counter the presumption that you intended to resign. medyo uphill nga lang iyan because you even signed a quitclaim, though not impossible.

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