Dual employment issue Dual employment issue

1 year ago

I have joined Company A on 2019. While working on Company A , I did another job in Company B for a month due to financial issue.
Now Company C has rejected my offer due to BGV fail.
I m ready to pay the whole salary to Company B.
Any legal way to get out of this situation as it was purely unintentional to work on 2 org at the same time but want to correct the mistake already done. Pls guide!

Anik

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A.If the company C has rejected your application the sir you can go to any other company because no court is liable to direct any company to take you on the job.
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Kishan Dutt Kalaskar

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A.Dear Sir,
If C company rejected your application then go to any other new company because no Court can direct any company to take you on the job.
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