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1 year ago

I have worked for a company for 21days and the company terminated me due to underperforming. With a doubt on salary i held the company laptop and told them that i will return it only after my salary is paid. In the mean time they initiated a police complaint and without FIR they got the laptop from me. Now they mailed me that they have spent 55555/- in recovering the laptop and they are denying to pay my salary for the worked days which is 26000. How can I proceed legally against the organisation to get my pay?

Anik

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A.Hello Sir,
You can approach the labour commissioner and convey the issue to the commissioner. If the labour commissioner fails to provide a solution, then you can approach the labour court.
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A.Hi client.,

Firstly your employment contract is to be reviewed thoroughly. If there is a breach of contract from any of the party's end then it is to be checked.
If you are being wrongfully not given your salary legal steps such as sending a legal notice then a case is to be lodged against the employer.

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