Salary not released by ex-employer
2 years ago
I have recently left a company but served only 2 months notice period instead of 3 months. They are offering me payment after 1 month gross salary deduction while in the past they have deducted only basic salary from employees full and final settlement.
I want to send them a legal notice now.
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Your legal expenses will be more and the feedback may be in negative so you may avoid such legal battles with the employers in the interest of your future career.
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For sending a legal notice, you can contact a lawyer. The employer and the employee have to follow the terms and conditions mentioned in the agreement deed and in case of any breach, the aggrieved party can move legally.
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For sending a legal notice, you can contact a lawyer. The employer and the employee have to follow the terms and conditions mentioned in the agreement deed and in case of any breach, the aggrieved party can move legally.
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