As he apparently waited too late to give his notice (e.g., less than one month's notice as required by IRAS so that Tax Clearance (IR-21) can be filed, it would seem that the employer will be able to deduct the balance of unworked notice as Salary in Lieu of notice as he will not be able to legally work without an EP.lee.dw wrote:Dear all, my colleague's EP is going to expire by end of this month. He will join new company on 18 june. He need to serve one month notice,so the period of his employment with his current company will cross to the month of June,which his EP was expired. How normally the current employer will do? As the EP application of the new company was approved. Appreciate for advices. Thanks.
I thought that with the EP expiring, that means it is end of employment, so means he finished his end of the contract which means he doesnt need to make 1 month notice? hmm i didn't know you are still considered employee once the EP expired?sundaymorningstaple wrote:As he apparently waited too late to give his notice (e.g., less than one month's notice as required by IRAS so that Tax Clearance (IR-21) can be filed, it would seem that the employer will be able to deduct the balance of unworked notice as Salary in Lieu of notice as he will not be able to legally work without an EP.lee.dw wrote:Dear all, my colleague's EP is going to expire by end of this month. He will join new company on 18 june. He need to serve one month notice,so the period of his employment with his current company will cross to the month of June,which his EP was expired. How normally the current employer will do? As the EP application of the new company was approved. Appreciate for advices. Thanks.
Or, the company will have to renew the EP for the balance of time till his notice up. This could cause some problems if the new company has already gotten a AIP for him. Why did he wait so long to give his notice?
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