Q1 When i terminate my staff I have to pay 1 month salary or more depending on his years of service
but when my staff resign or don't turn up for work anymore after taking his salary is there any way for an employer
to recover back the 1 month which was mutually agreed.
Q2 I have a driver who is supposed to start work at 9 am and it is understood that a driver needs to clean
my car before I go out at 9am but he turns up only at 9 am and he will clean the car till 9.30am
so if i go out i will always be late and is he considered to be late if he comes to work at 9am sharp?
Q3 is it legal for me to have different agreements for different drivers or admin staff in my company? (like different working time and public holidays?
Q4 can i legally hire my driver as my domestic servant even though he is driving me to do business
and sometimes run errands on behalf of my company and he reports to my house for work all the time instead of my office?
1. In that case, the employer can claim indemnity from the employee.
2. Why can't he clean the car after sending you to office? I think it is a matter of arrangement.
3. Of course you can based on the needs of the company.
4. No if his salary comes from the company and for the business of the company. Well, in practice, many employers are using the drivers to run domestic errands like sending children to school, wife to do marketing and so on. It all depends how good is the working relationship.
Thank You very much for your reply and how do u claim indemnity when they don't report to work after taking their last salary.
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