4 month salary pending by my previous employer
2 years ago
Hello, I am software engineer. my previous employer not settled my 4 months salary. he promised will settle after 45 days of relieve. but till now they not provided. what should i do now
A.Dear Sir,
You may get issue legal notice and corporates always afraid of litigations.
You may get issue legal notice and corporates always afraid of litigations.
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Ankur Goel @ Complete Law Shield
Responded 2 years ago
A.You can first send a legal notice through a lawyer.
After that you might not do anyting because you are just a employee worried abt career.
After that you might not do anyting because you are just a employee worried abt career.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 2 years ago
A.Hi,
In the case of a workplace dispute, you can refer to your employment contract and begin by submitting a formal application to the employer for payment of your unpaid salary. Then you can give legal notice to the company demanding compliance, and if no payment is received, you can take legal action via the Labour Commission.
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In the case of a workplace dispute, you can refer to your employment contract and begin by submitting a formal application to the employer for payment of your unpaid salary. Then you can give legal notice to the company demanding compliance, and if no payment is received, you can take legal action via the Labour Commission.
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A.Hi,
If you had a written agreement then you can send him a application for complying with the same and solve it amicably. You can further send the legal notice with the help for your advocate and file a civil suit.
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If you had a written agreement then you can send him a application for complying with the same and solve it amicably. You can further send the legal notice with the help for your advocate and file a civil suit.
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A.Send him a legal notice to recover the dues. You can also file a civil case to recover the dues. Alternatively you can initiate an Online Dispute Resolution ODR process through Vidhi Samaadhaan at VIdhikarya Centre for Dispute Resolution.
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