As a Delhi Government health department employee, I worked the entire month but my salary was withheld. My senior claims I was absent during an inspection, but I was simply getting a glass of water. My attendance is perfect, I’ve treated more patients than required, in fact, I saw the most patients that month. This feels like harassment, even though I was clearly on duty. What can I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › As a Delhi Government health department employee, I worked the entire month but my salary was withheld. My senior claims I was absent during an inspection, but I was simply getting a glass of water. My attendance is perfect, I’ve treated more patients than required, in fact, I saw the most patients that month. This feels like harassment, even though I was clearly on duty. What can I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

As a Delhi Government health department employee, I worked the entire month but my salary was withheld. My senior claims I was absent during an inspection, but I was simply getting a glass of water. My attendance is perfect, I’ve treated more patients than required, in fact, I saw the most patients that month. This feels like harassment, even though I was clearly on duty. What can I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

You can raise a formal grievance with the Delhi Government health department, citing your perfect attendance record and the fact that you were on duty during the inspection. You can also seek advice from a labor lawyer to explore legal options if the grievance is not addressed.

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