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Your response is well appreciated. Just to add a dimension to our thinking hat, Company 1 would give form 16 for Apr 08 to Mar 09.... at the same time company 2 would issue form 16A for the period Oct to Mar 09.... Would this not create an issue? Also how should this be treated?
Your response is well appreciated. Just to add a dimension to our thinking hat, Company 1 would give form 16 for Apr 08 to Mar 09.... at the same time company 2 would issue form 16A for the period Oct to Mar 09.... Would this not create an issue? Also how should this be treated?
Your response is well appreciated. Just to add a dimension to our thinking hat, Company 1 would give form 16 for Apr 08 to Mar 09.... at the same time company 2 would issue form 16A for the period Oct to Mar 09.... Would this not create an issue? Also how should this be treated?
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Working as a consultant during Sabatical leave
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Posted 21-11-2008Reply
Can an employee on Sabatical leave (due to current market condition) work as a consultant in other organisation. Is it ok if the both the companies are ok with it and if they do not raise a conflict of interest issue?
Hi Sreenath!
I beleive, it is an opportunity to be an entrepreneur.
And apart from it, one has the right to do whatever one can to support him/herself to grow on the personal and professional fronts.
Ramakrishna Sir, has given the technical point of view and I am talking on the moral grounds.
Rest is your persoanl choice. Just follow your heart!
Regards
Rana Vikram Singh
I beleive, it is an opportunity to be an entrepreneur.
And apart from it, one has the right to do whatever one can to support him/herself to grow on the personal and professional fronts.
Ramakrishna Sir, has given the technical point of view and I am talking on the moral grounds.
Rest is your persoanl choice. Just follow your heart!
Regards
Rana Vikram Singh
Srinath - I think it shouldn't be a problem if both companies agreed and confidentiality and no... See Ramakrishna Varma's complete reply
Your response is well appreciated. Just to add a dimension to our thinking hat, Company 1 would give form 16 for Apr 08 to Mar 09.... at the same time company 2 would issue form 16A for the period Oct to Mar 09.... Would this not create an issue? Also how should this be treated?
Hi Sreenath!
I beleive, it is an opportunity to be an entrepreneur.
An... See Rana Vikram's complete reply
I beleive, it is an opportunity to be an entrepreneur.
An... See Rana Vikram's complete reply
Your response is well appreciated. Just to add a dimension to our thinking hat, Company 1 would give form 16 for Apr 08 to Mar 09.... at the same time company 2 would issue form 16A for the period Oct to Mar 09.... Would this not create an issue? Also how should this be treated?
Hi Sreenath
I agree with Ramakrishna Sir that should not be a problem.
I agree with Ramakrishna Sir that should not be a problem.
Your response is well appreciated. Just to add a dimension to our thinking hat, Company 1 would give form 16 for Apr 08 to Mar 09.... at the same time company 2 would issue form 16A for the period Oct to Mar 09.... Would this not create an issue? Also how should this be treated?
I am unable to understand why the person should have to go a sabbatical to be working for another organisation. No company would be comfortable with the idea that a person on rolls, currently on a sabbatical, would be providing consulting services for another organisation.
I agree that if both companies do not have a problem, it should be OK, but how many companies would think of it in that manner (whether a short term consultancy or plans to become an entrepreneur)?
Rana, a person cannot test the waters as an entrepreneur, because entrepreneurship requires total dedication to the new venture. There are a lot of teething problems which need constant attention and it would be difficult with a person having his feet in two boats.
Regards,
Inderpal
I agree that if both companies do not have a problem, it should be OK, but how many companies would think of it in that manner (whether a short term consultancy or plans to become an entrepreneur)?
Rana, a person cannot test the waters as an entrepreneur, because entrepreneurship requires total dedication to the new venture. There are a lot of teething problems which need constant attention and it would be difficult with a person having his feet in two boats.
Regards,
Inderpal
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