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After resigning from your current company and serving notice period, is the company entitled to take work from you during notice period?

What are the options available to employee serving notice period, and what are best practices for both employee and employer?

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Question added by Faraz Shafiuddin Shafiuddin , Business Analyst , National Guard Health
Date Posted: 2015/03/19
JAGMOHAN VENKATESHWAR BULSU
by JAGMOHAN VENKATESHWAR BULSU , Vice President - Strategy, Business Development & GPSC , KG INTERNATIONAL FZCO

Employee serving notice period must deliver all his duties till last working day as a professional with responsibility & integrity however any policy decisions must be referred to the assigned successor or superior with necessary recommendations. The cordial relationship is of paramount importance, transparently sharing all business information proactively. Prepare a current status report with action taken and to be taken with recommendation and justification and important alerts datewise in such a way that successor & superior won't face any challenges due to any possible ambiguity otherwise. Hassle free transition of job role to the successor is the responsibility of employee serving notice period. Remember parting off professionally does not mean that part off personally. As a professional one must ensure the best relationship with all including ex-colleagues and ex-management.

Abner Mendoza
by Abner Mendoza , Unit Sales Manager , Aditya Birla Health Insurance”, Bengaluru

During the notice period, yes. Keeping in mind that the companiy requires the individual employees due to indispenceble reasons. 

Ahmed Khalid Soliman  Al-Jewsim
by Ahmed Khalid Soliman Al-Jewsim , HR-Employee Relations , Amiantit

Yes, the company has the right to take action through the notice period.

Yes company entitled to take work during from me during notice period.

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