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06-28-2006, 09:18 AM

keane

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"Breach of Contract Notice from Employer"- Old offer letter

As per my old offer letter I was suppose to give 3 weeks notice or else they can claim $X as penalty. But after two months they gave me new offer letter and as per that letter I'm suppose to give 2 weeks notice. When I sent my resignation along with 2 weeks notice my employer has sent me notice saying this is non-compliant resignation and asking for money. Is this not unfair practice ? Can I take legal action on this.

Thanks.