Reading: I joined a multi-state credit cooperative society last year. Though they promised an offer letter later, I haven’t received one. Now, after a year, they’ve asked me to stop coming to the office, haven’t given me a relieving letter, and owe me two months’ salary. I’ve been aware of some suspicious practices like miscommunication and broken promises within the society. Now, the directors have disappeared, and they’re threatening to file a false complaint against me. Who can I report this to? How do I protect myself from these false accusations and get my dues?

I joined a multi-state credit cooperative society last year. Though they promised an offer letter later, I haven’t received one. Now, after a year, they’ve asked me to stop coming to the office, haven’t given me a relieving letter, and owe me two months’ salary. I’ve been aware of some suspicious practices like miscommunication and broken promises within the society. Now, the directors have disappeared, and they’re threatening to file a false complaint against me. Who can I report this to? How do I protect myself from these false accusations and get my dues?

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Apni Law

2 years ago

Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I joined a multi-state credit cooperative society last year. Though they promised an offer letter later, I haven’t received one. Now, after a year, they’ve asked me to stop coming to the office, haven’t given me a relieving letter, and owe me two months’ salary. I’ve been aware of some suspicious practices like miscommunication and broken promises within the society. Now, the directors have disappeared, and they’re threatening to file a false complaint against me. Who can I report this to? How do I protect myself from these false accusations and get my dues?

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I joined a multi-state credit cooperative society last year. Though they promised an offer letter later, I haven’t received one. Now, after a year, they’ve asked me to stop coming to the office, haven’t given me a relieving letter, and owe me two months’ salary. I’ve been aware of some suspicious practices like miscommunication and broken promises within the society. Now, the directors have disappeared, and they’re threatening to file a false complaint against me. Who can I report this to? How do I protect myself from these false accusations and get my dues?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can report this to the Registrar of Cooperative Societies in the state where the society is registered. You can also file a complaint with the police and seek legal counsel to protect yourself from false accusations and recover your dues.