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TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences

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HrDude
Joy J. Bloom
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1TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Fri Feb 24, 2017 2:42 pm

Joy J. Bloom


Arresto Menor

Hi Atty. May I know the consequences of the employee who has been terminated due to AWOL ?

Thank you.

2TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty Re: TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Fri Feb 24, 2017 4:09 pm

HrDude


Reclusion Perpetua

Joy J. Bloom wrote:Hi Atty. May I know the consequences of the employee who has been terminated due to AWOL ?

Thank you.

NOTE:

AWOL is the incident. ABANDONMENT OF JOB is the reason for Termination.

If your Terminated by reason of Job Abandonment:

1. You will be separated from the company.
2. You may be liable for unreturned things and/or docs owned by the company.
3. You may be liable for damages as stipulated in your contract.

This are not limited to the items above-stated.

3TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty Re: TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Fri Feb 24, 2017 4:42 pm

samshayne


Arresto Menor

paadno po kung nag file naman ng resignation letter kaso thrue email lang. tapos wala naman po silang reply. ?

4TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty Re: TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Fri Feb 24, 2017 5:34 pm

vane

vane
Reclusion Temporal

Nag render ka ba ng 30 days? or immediate ang resignation mo?

5TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Fri Feb 24, 2017 7:00 pm

Joy J. Bloom


Arresto Menor

Hi Atty:

What are the legal steps in terminating an employee due to AWOL/Abandonement of duty?

Thank you.

6TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty Re: TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Mon Feb 27, 2017 5:51 pm

HrDude


Reclusion Perpetua

Send BTWN, if without reply, Terminate.

7TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Tue Feb 28, 2017 8:36 am

Joy J. Bloom


Arresto Menor

I hope you don't mind, but what does BTWN stands for? sorry I am not familiar with the term. Thank you

8TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty Re: TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Tue Feb 28, 2017 10:22 am

council

council
Reclusion Perpetua

Joy J. Bloom wrote:I hope you don't mind, but what does BTWN stands for? sorry I am not familiar with the term. Thank you

Usually called RTWO - return to work order, a notice sent via registered mail requiring the employee to come back to the office and explain.

After 1 week that the employee does not return, his employment can be terminated for cause.

http://www.councilviews.com

9TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Tue Feb 28, 2017 11:47 am

Joy J. Bloom


Arresto Menor

thank you for your help and response.

10TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty Re: TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Fri Mar 03, 2017 3:12 am

elizaparas


Arresto Menor

Good day! Follow up question po regarding sa letter the employer sent which is always registered mail. If the employee does not show up after a week the result would be termination, as stated above. What if the employee did not receive the letter and there was no change in address?

11TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL  consequences Empty Re: TERMINATION DUE TO AWOL consequences Fri Mar 03, 2017 4:01 am

council

council
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elizaparas wrote:Good day! Follow up question po regarding sa letter the employer sent which is always registered mail. If the employee does not show up after a week the result would be termination, as stated above. What if the employee did not receive the letter and there was no change in address?

As long as company has proof that notices have been sent to the last known address, then they have been considered served, and due process is considered complete.

http://www.councilviews.com

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