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Good catch again, 'work' :'client'.
Wanted to be sure if i was legally right by not giving any notice when the contract has a natural end and is the client legally right to stop my last two weeks payment?
Yes the offer was to support irrespective.
Well, to be honest the agency has always been chasing up , it is the client company which handles this in last minute of the last day. They have done this repeatedly with previous extension as well where they always present an extension document in the...
Point taken on the terminology, it is in this post that have used the word 'manager' and 'co-worker' but not at work. Thanks for cautioning me again.
What is the reason for not being legally right?
Yes, you are right. There are two sides here. Ethical and Legal.
On ethical front , yes a last minute change will not go down very well. However to minimise the damage I offered for any support needed to which i was completely rebuked by the manager. I made a courtesy call to my co-workers and...
I did exactly the same. As a matter of courtesy, I did mention that I am reachable for any support required. However, I did not get any written communication from them.
1) No, i did not work after 25th
2) My client side manager approves the timesheet
3) When i did not receive any extension document on 25th , I mentioned i will not pursue further.
My contract ended last week 25th Jan 2019. The agency had informed me earlier that there would be an extension in place however did not receive any formal extension contract even in the last hours of 25th. I called my agency up and they said that it will come through shortly , however i...