I joined a company in February 2016 as a fresh graduate. They promised me a specific project during the interview, but placed me on a different one. Now, I’ve been sitting idle for months without any work, and my manager and associate director aren’t responding to my concerns. This situation is causing me immense distress and harming my career prospects. Can you guide me on how to file a legal case against the company?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I joined a company in February 2016 as a fresh graduate. They promised me a specific project during the interview, but placed me on a different one. Now, I’ve been sitting idle for months without any work, and my manager and associate director aren’t responding to my concerns. This situation is causing me immense distress and harming my career prospects. Can you guide me on how to file a legal case against the company?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

I joined a company in February 2016 as a fresh graduate. They promised me a specific project during the interview, but placed me on a different one. Now, I’ve been sitting idle for months without any work, and my manager and associate director aren’t responding to my concerns. This situation is causing me immense distress and harming my career prospects. Can you guide me on how to file a legal case against the company?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You can file a case for breach of contract and wrongful termination in a labor court or civil court. You need to prove that the company made a specific promise about the project during the interview and failed to deliver on it, causing you harm. Consider consulting a lawyer specializing in employment law for advice on your specific case.

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