sundaymorningstaple wrote:Maybe they haven't gotten the tax clearance from IRAS yet? How long was your notice? How long have you worked for the employer? Or, if all has been done and you have been cleared by IRAS OR earned less than 22K last year and this year, then you need to go down to MOM and cancel it personally. They don't like to do it, but they can if you are straight with them.
ecureilx wrote:And for resignation / notice - did you get acknowledgement notice from the employer ?
If not, you can go to MOM, well, and explain the situation, and MOM most likely will ask you to send an official letter to the employer, and then wait another month, that is their general advice .. so it covers your obligation of serving out the notice period .. before MOM considers cancellation of your pass. That's what they used to do years ago - not sure what they do now.
Been there, done that.
if your resignation was via email, verbal or no proof .. no go .. sorry ..
I see .. So how do you know they even got the notice ??singaporetech wrote:No, they didn't send me any acknowledgement for that, I send my resignation though email and I mentioned in that, "because you are not paying salary on time and there will be delay all the time, I can not work without salary". I don't think they have good intention to pay salary.
Mad Scientist wrote:OP
Here is food for thought.
When you applied for the job , you came for the interview, yes ?
You presented yourself well and make sure your future employer employs you. You are at your best behaviour, yes ?
Why don't you the same when you intend to resign from the job.?
You come in peace and you leave in peace.
Why make a major drama out of it ?
If you sent it by e-mail, to me, it is rather a rude and thankless way .
Whether they pay your last pay or not, leave in a good manner. Send the letter personally and get it acknowledge receipt and there will be less drama.
Methinks , you found a better job and did not resign properly and maybe just maybe, your ex-employer found out and do the sh*t on you for doing a runner. Plausible?
???confusedasalways wrote:sorry, but what if i have no other way to contact my bosses except through email? i was hired by the manager and i only work at the branches, while the bosses work at their own office, somewhere i dont really know. i dont want to resign through my manager, because she is such a pain. she won't let me do it.
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