I joined a private company in March 2016 and left in August 2016. Sadly, I was caught in office politics and forced to resign. My HR promised my salary within 45 days, but it’s been over two months now and I haven’t received it. They keep asking for more time and ignore my calls. I’m facing a medical emergency and desperately need my salary. Will I get my money? What steps can I take to get it quickly? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I joined a private company in March 2016 and left in August 2016. Sadly, I was caught in office politics and forced to resign. My HR promised my salary within 45 days, but it’s been over two months now and I haven’t received it. They keep asking for more time and ignore my calls. I’m facing a medical emergency and desperately need my salary. Will I get my money? What steps can I take to get it quickly? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Apni Law Staff asked 4 months ago

I joined a private company in March 2016 and left in August 2016. Sadly, I was caught in office politics and forced to resign. My HR promised my salary within 45 days, but it’s been over two months now and I haven’t received it. They keep asking for more time and ignore my calls. I’m facing a medical emergency and desperately need my salary. Will I get my money? What steps can I take to get it quickly? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Apni Law Staff answered 4 months ago

Based on Indian laws, you are entitled to your salary as your employment was terminated. You can send a legal notice to the company demanding your salary within 15 days. If they fail to respond, you can file a claim in the Labour Court to recover your dues.

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