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3 years ago

I AM WORKING IN A COMPANY MORE THAN 15 YEARS, NOW I WANT TO RELEIVE THEY REFUSING TO GIVE GRADUITY ANY BENEFITS TO ME , WHAT I CAN DO

Anik

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You can raise a claim either in labour Court, or file a civil suit for damages on the grounds of breach of contract. You will be able to recover whatever amount you are owed through the Court's decree.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal

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File a complaint against them in labour Court. You can also file a civil suit for damages citing breach of contract. If you need a lawyer to represent you, we will be happy to help.
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