Hi
I am switching job in Singapore.
Now new EP processing can take more time, and my current company is also putting pressure to relieve early.
In that case can I know how long a new EP with a new company will take for approval?
I have been working since 2011 in Singapore software industry, however in OpenText profile. New job I am getting is in banking in java profile, which may add another factor in the EP approval.
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Impact of corona on EP processing time
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Re: Impact of corona on EP processing time
No one can predict this that too in the current situation. Dont you have a notice period with your current company? How can they force you to get relieved earlier? Unless they pay you for that period too and cancel your current EP?varunp007 wrote: ↑Tue, 17 Mar 2020 3:49 pmHi
I am switching job in Singapore.
Now new EP processing can take more time, and my current company is also putting pressure to relieve early.
In that case can I know how long a new EP with a new company will take for approval?
I have been working since 2011 in Singapore software industry, however in OpenText profile. New job I am getting is in banking in java profile, which may add another factor in the EP approval.
Even then you will have a 30 days short term visit pass with which you can stay in SG. But the STVP has no relation/bearing on your new EP application.
Re: Impact of corona on EP processing time
I had official notice of 30 days.
But I had given a notice of 60 days, as my contract was expiring in 75 days.
Initially my boss had accepted in fact he insisted that it would have been better to complete 75 - 90 days. Later he cut it short as they have to cut costs due to COVID situation.
So no choice had to accept cutting short of notice.
But I had given a notice of 60 days, as my contract was expiring in 75 days.
Initially my boss had accepted in fact he insisted that it would have been better to complete 75 - 90 days. Later he cut it short as they have to cut costs due to COVID situation.
So no choice had to accept cutting short of notice.
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Re: Impact of corona on EP processing time
Whatever is there in the written contract is the only that you should be following. Anything out of the written contract has to be mutually agreed in writing to enforce it. Else, it can be considered as a valid agreement/contract.varunp007 wrote: ↑Sat, 28 Mar 2020 12:20 pmI had official notice of 30 days.
But I had given a notice of 60 days, as my contract was expiring in 75 days.
Initially my boss had accepted in fact he insisted that it would have been better to complete 75 - 90 days. Later he cut it short as they have to cut costs due to COVID situation.
So no choice had to accept cutting short of notice.
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