Mishandled by employer
6 years ago
I was working as a Assitant Professor in a Technical University.
One fine day I got a termination mail mentioning 1 month notice period.
When I asked the reason from top management,they said "Patron has decided"
When I asked the patron he replied "Top management does not wants you"
I told them that my student feedback is good, Patron replied "That does not matter"
My termination mail was mailed to every employee of the institution.
My 3 month salary was kept hold for 3 months.
What can I do to have justise?
Deepak Yashwantrao Bade
Responded 5 years ago
A.dear client Without wasting any time file a case against the management for reinstatement before competent Civil court of jurisdiction in your area.
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Ambrose Leo
Responded 6 years ago
A.Without wasting any time file a case against the management for reinstatement before competent Civil court of jurisdiction in your area. Consult a Senior Labour & Employment and Service matter Lawyer to help you & guide you in preparing a suit and file immediately.
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Johnson Thangiah
Responded 6 years ago
A.Sir,
File a case before Deputy commissioner of Labor DCL.
File a case before Deputy commissioner of Labor DCL.
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A.Initiate a legal action against them by sending a legal notice for unlawful termination. Did they cite any reason as per the employment agreement or the offer letter? If not then they cannot sack you arbitrarily.
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