Termination without employee consent

Member since 03 June 2013

vishnukumarNew member08 November 2015 10:49:07

Dear Members,

As part of the company internal process, company force me to resign from my position, I am working in Accounts department and company decided to move all the accounting Job to out side KSA( INDIA) because of this reason they are terminating 2 people from accounts dept. I have some doubt on End of service,can someone clarify the below
My contract is indeminity and my joing date on Jan 2011.

1) Whether outsource activities are permited in SA
2) Due to this outsource activity whether company can terminate employees?
3) What type of compensation i can get from company? how will be the EOSP calculation?
4) Company has not yet issued any lettter to me, verbally HR director has called and informed me that Nov 30th will be my working day.
5) I have leave balance and compnay is forcing me to take all the leave balance because they will not pay leave encashment , is this as per our saudi labour law?
6) I have taken HRA and LTA advance from compnay, whether campany can deduct this from my end of service?
7) What is the labour law stats about deduction in the case of termination.
8) If i go to labour court what type of support i will get.
9) If i am not signing the final paper what action compnay can take?

Please help me to get clear answer on the above issues.

TheLegendLeads ViP

Member since 06 April 2010

"The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity." -- Dorothy Parker

TheLegendLeadsViP08 November 2015 11:24:03

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Are they asking you to resign or they are terminating. Some companies push employees to resign as it helps them save some money from end of service benefits.

You may use this calculator: . Try both options (resigning and terminating) and see yourself how money is saved by letting an employee resign.

About your other questions, I suggest you have a look at various sections of the website:

It's a government website and it's better to know straight from the horse's mouth.

vishnukumar New member

Member since 03 June 2013

vishnukumarNew member08 November 2015 11:31:04

I did't resign.. they are terminating from service. I have searched many web sites.. labour sites but i could't able to find the answer for the above my doubts.. Can you please help to get correct answer or please let me know if any consultancy is avaialbe to clarify aove my doubts.

rareshine Serial expat

Member since 29 November 2013

rareshineSerial expat08 November 2015 17:34:01

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bottom line, nothing you can do. although I see you're indian u should ask them to move you back to india where they are relocating anyway.

isha.bendre Active member

Member since 22 August 2015

isha.bendreActive member08 November 2015 19:36:09

just pass the time...don't resign... ask them to terminate you...that too in writing...keep copy of this termination letter with you in case u need to visit labor office. dont apply for vacation. they need to pay that

TheLegendLeads ViP

Member since 06 April 2010

"The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity." -- Dorothy Parker

TheLegendLeadsViP09 November 2015 04:32:23

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Based on what I know of the labor law, they can't push you to resign. In order to terminate you, they have to issue you a termination letter with 30 paid days notice; or at least the pay of 30 days. Of course, he is the employer and can terminate any employees as he likes but legal formalities have to be fulfilled.

As the first thing, check out your contract. All of this must be written in there. You can take a copy and open discussions with the HR Manager.

Raunak86 Contributor

Member since 22 June 2013

Raunak86Contributor09 November 2015 04:35:28

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If you are being terminated, do the following:

1.) Keep the copy in writing that you are being terminated.
2.) You need to be paid a salary of a minimum of 4 months OR till the end of contract, whichever is later.
3.) You need to collect all聽 your dues before leaving for exit. (Incase, you do not get a transfer).
4.) The employer will pay you for one way fare to your home city.

Depending on your terms and the prevailing conditions, you can ask for a release and look for work outside.

Hope it helps. All the best.
Raunak