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Workplace harrassment
1 year ago
My boss is harassing me.
I have been working under constant harassment owing to which I resigned. Even after that he continues to harass me, yells at me, abuses me regarding my financial status.
A.Hi client,
Lodge a complain against the person in your local police station.
Thanks and Regards
Simi Paul
Lodge a complain against the person in your local police station.
Thanks and Regards
Simi Paul
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A.Dear Client
You can report harassment to the police. They can charge someone with criminal harassment if: the person has harassed you more than once. the harassment made you feel distressed or alarmed.
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You can report harassment to the police. They can charge someone with criminal harassment if: the person has harassed you more than once. the harassment made you feel distressed or alarmed.
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A.Dear Madam,
You may immediately lodge complaint with Police and also with Labor Commissioner. You may contact with Labor officer of your area.
You may immediately lodge complaint with Police and also with Labor Commissioner. You may contact with Labor officer of your area.
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