Breech of contract
3 years ago
I joined a company on 11jan as team leader n signed a contract of 2 years if i leave compensation would be 3 mnth salary now after 2 weeks they are saying that i would be a senior executive which they say has same hirachy but i would be a individual contributor they will give me joing letter which says that i will be Team leader-Vendor management(senior executive)
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
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