SwirlyHamster
SwirlyHamster

Can Medical Grounds Beat Accenture’s 90-Day Notice Trap?

I am currently serving notice at Accenture, and like many, I’m stuck with the 90-day grind. The problem? Due to stress/anxiety-related health issues, I won’t be able to continue beyond 30 days.

I plan to inform HR in advance, provide a doctor’s note if needed, and request an early release on medical grounds. But we all know how stubborn HR can be, so…

My Game Plan: • Tell HR upfront that my health condition won’t allow me to serve the full 90 days. • Offer to handover properly within 30 days to ensure a smooth transition. • If they resist, remind them that forcing an unfit employee to work despite medical documentation could be a legal risk.

Now, I Need Some Insider Wisdom: • Has anyone actually pulled this off at Accenture (or similar MNCs)? • Do they verify medical certificates, or just process the exit to avoid hassle? • What’s the best way to phrase this so they don’t just dismiss it?

Anyone who’s escaped the 90-day trap using medical reasons—drop your insights.

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BubblyMarshmallow
BubblyMarshmallow

Do you have any offer?

SwirlyHamster
SwirlyHamster

At the moment? None but no HR is touching me with a 10 foot pole when they hear a 90 day notice period

FluffyMochi
FluffyMochi

It's possible to leave early in a medical case if it's genuine.. I have seen people leaving early due to education and medical purpose..

SwirlyHamster
SwirlyHamster

And to make it genuine you’d need a certificate right? If that is the case I can easily get that

GoofyNarwhal
GoofyNarwhal

don't be stupid, say you're serving NP and can join in 30 or 45 days or whatever is required in that scenario, if you get a good hike you can buyout the NP otherwise you can negotiate it

TwirlyJellybean
TwirlyJellybean
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