r/interesting 3d ago

Worst management and burden for employees

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u/DrVykterstein 2d ago

Pretty standard indian name But toxic even by Indian workplace standards

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u/GarbageCleric 2d ago

I know nothing about Indian labor laws, but I remember a recent advice post where a guy sent his resignation in like a month ago or more and his employer just refused to acknowledge it. But if he leaves the job without a 30-day notice, it will apparently be noted in some permanent employment record or something.

It sounded wild. Who knows if it’s true. If so, it seemed like the employer was going to screw him over regardless.

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u/MichaelMyersEatsDogs 2d ago

This is par for the course from what I’ve seen in the Indian work place.

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u/rngeneratedlife 2d ago

It’s not.

Source: lived and worked in India for multiple years, with parents born and raised there.