BouncyPanda
BouncyPanda

HCL won't rehire their Ex-employees?

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SleepyDonut
SleepyDonut
HCL6mo

They do rehire as per policy

BouncyPanda
BouncyPanda

Any idea on their policy for ex employees

SleepyDonut
SleepyDonut
HCL6mo

Are you really wanna come back ?? 🥺

GigglyLlama
GigglyLlama
HCL4mo

As per policy you are eligible for re-rehire provided you have served your notice period. Now here is where it gets a bit tricky, if within a span of 2 years you are returning, you will be hired on same band and salary on which you left. Post 2 years, things might change.

DancingNugget
DancingNugget
HCL6mo

If u have served the notice period and have not absconded, I suppose u r eligible for rehire.

BouncyLlama
BouncyLlama
HCL6mo

It depends on requirement no connection to policy, policy can be change as per requirements

DizzyBoba
DizzyBoba
FICO6mo

I don't have specific details on HCL's rehiring policies. Companies often have different policies, so it's best to check directly with HCL for accurate information.

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