Dual employment
Dual employment
I have not joined the company or did not do any joining formalities but sent my details, based on that they created EPF account for two days, after one week again they have sent mail asking to reconsi
1 day ago
A. Dear Client,
the company can not allot you for the EPF since it is specifically for employees only. the best solution is to get DOE updated on the same date as the DOJ and ensure there is no contribution.
Thank You
Tamilnadu government MRB recruitment for doctors Assistant Surgeon
Tamilnadu government MRB board recruited Doctors (Assistant surgeon post) for 1021 vacancies. Conducted exam for 16,000 applicants and gave appointment order on February 6 for notified 1021 vacancies.
1 day ago
A. Dear Client,
Please specify the particular point or issue in your query that the link you provided is not responding to due to technical reasons, so we can address it accurately.
Agent not telling where my passport is
2. Years ago we applied for job in Canada through agent in Chandigarh, at time they said it will take 2 months, we paid hefty amount but they keep on asking for more and more paperwork and don’t sho
2 days ago
A. Dear Client,
It's advisable to file a complaint with the police regarding the individual attempting to deceive and exploit you for personal gain.
EPF
An employer was giving 12% epf to the employees but when the salaries of the employees increased above 15000, he paid 12% contribution of Actual salary Rather than ceiling it at 1800 as a clerical err
3 days ago
A. Dear Client,
Both employers and employees are required to contribute a fixed percentage of the employee's salary to the Employees' Provident Fund (EPF) account. The current contribution rate is 12% of the employee's basic salary plus dearness allowance (DA). EPF contribution is mandatory for employees with a basic salary plus DA of up to ₹15,000 per month. For those earning above this threshold, contribution is optional, subject to approval. If the salary exceeds the threshold, contributions ...ReadMore
Not served the full notice period
Sir, in my previous, I have to serve 30 days notice period, but due to some details I am not able to serve last 5 days in my notice period. By showing this reason my company was rejected my FNF settle
3 days ago
A. Dear Client,
The Company is not allowed to withhold your Full and Final Settlement amount after the resignation. However, they can deduct a amount proportional to the unfulfilled portion of notice period from the FNF settlement amount. In no way, the company can reject the settlement in this situation. In order to address the default, you can send a legal notice to the company and demand for the recovery of settlement amount. You can also file a complaint before the State Labour Commissioner re ...ReadMore
About 90 days notice period serving
Actually I ve resigned in an organisation and asked for early relieving but the HR refused to provide an early relieving HR responded as there is no buyout or payout option also , you(employee) must
3 days ago
A. Dear Client,
If an employee breaches the terms of a contract, they can face legal consequences from the employer. However, if the employer's actions are discriminatory or in bad faith, Section 27 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 can be invoked to challenge them. This section prohibits agreements that restrain trade or profession. Any terms in an employment agreement that compel the employee to serve the employer or restrict them from joining competitors are not valid under Section 27. If the e ...ReadMore
FnF settlement was deducted by employer without any information to me
In my last job, I'll join through a third party hiring company, after resignation, i am not able to serve the last 5 days in a notice period. Now the HR of the company was not responding to my calls,
4 days ago
A. Dear Client,
First try to resolve it internally with the management of your company by sending a letter to the HR of the Company including the concerned director informing him/her about the situation and the circumstances which resulted into the non-payment of your fnf. If no immediate actions are taken, or if they do not respond, or act contrary then take professional legal assistance and send a legal notice. In furtherance to which if they are replying to the legal notice and making the payme ...ReadMore
Full and final settlement from my previous company
Sir, I worked in a RMC company as a third party employee for morethan 1 year, then after I'll resigned from that company due to some reasons. It was nearly 3 months from my last working day, still now
4 days ago
A. Dear client, first contact the employer and ask for the full and final settlement. If theres is no progress or action taken then send a legal notice to the employer for full and final settlement. Even then then is no reply or action then you can file a complaint in the labour court on the employer.
Job resignation
Hi sir, i resigned from my job dt 18.03.2024 and start serving notice period for 3 month i continue my notice period in between on 08.04.204 i knowing by HR my salary hold for last month march 2024 af
4 days ago
A. Dear client, the employer will hold the salary if you have started serving notice in between the month. After the completion of serving the notice period the employer will disburse the full and final settlement. If you haven't served the notice period as enumerated in contract the employer can take legal action on you. After serving the notice period if the employer still haven't made the full and final settlement then you can go to the labour court.
Employer not paying gratuity even after 4 months of leaving the organization
I have worked in a software services firm for 9 years in Pune. My last working day was 9th Dec 2023 and the employer has still not released the gratuity cheque. They are not even providing an ETA and
1 week ago
A. Dear Client,
With the enactment of the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972, gratuity payment has become mandatory for applicable establishments. According to Section 4(1) of the Act, an employee is entitled to gratuity upon termination of employment after rendering continuous service for five years or more. Section 4(2) specifies that gratuity must be paid for each completed year of service or part thereof exceeding six months, at prescribed rates.
Section 2A of the Act defines continuous service, ...ReadMore
