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Forums › ACCA Forums › General ACCA Forums › Employer not signing time claim form for ACCA membership
Hi Everyone,
I am leaving my current employment and my employer is refusing to sign off my time claim form for ACCA. She is refusing to sign anything unless I postpone the leaving date.
What are my options to get the experience signed from her, there is no other employee in the firm who can sign.
Do I have grounds to report to ACCA? I believe that refusal to sign is considered unprofessional but there is nothing written in my contract that says that she will approve the work experience.
Can someone else sign my time claim form who is not an employee of the firm?
Unfortunately, if you can’t get your time approved, it will not count towards the 36 months requirement.
So from what I think, the only option you may have is to postpone your leaving date if you want this time to be counted.
But I will advice you that you should surely contact ACCA for this to get this confirmed.
Hope this helps