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Latest post Tue, Oct 20 2009 3:43 PM by Mister Micawber. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  941697 Wed, 14 Oct 09 09:39 AM
Hi ,

 

I have recently tender my resignation letter.

My company wants to keep me ,and said will offer me increment of 22%,but is depends on the country manager approval.

And they are requesting me to show them my new offer letter.

Do they have the right to do so?

But i found the problem is they are not offering me what the other company offered me,yet they still want me to show my offer letter to them.

Are they eligible to do so?

 

Kindly advice

 

li
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Mister Micawber  +  948182 Tue, 20 Oct 09 03:43 PM
We are not competent to offer you that kind of legal advice.  We help with English grammar and composition only.
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