I secured a Tax Assistant position in the Income Tax Department in Surat through the SSC CGL 2012 exam. After joining, a family emergency forced me to return home. I submitted a written request explaining my situation. They accepted my leave but after 18 months, when I requested to rejoin, they denied my request, stating my dossier was returned. I’ve written to SSC Delhi, but haven’t received a response. Could filing a case against SSC help me get my job back?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I secured a Tax Assistant position in the Income Tax Department in Surat through the SSC CGL 2012 exam. After joining, a family emergency forced me to return home. I submitted a written request explaining my situation. They accepted my leave but after 18 months, when I requested to rejoin, they denied my request, stating my dossier was returned. I’ve written to SSC Delhi, but haven’t received a response. Could filing a case against SSC help me get my job back?
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I secured a Tax Assistant position in the Income Tax Department in Surat through the SSC CGL 2012 exam. After joining, a family emergency forced me to return home. I submitted a written request explaining my situation. They accepted my leave but after 18 months, when I requested to rejoin, they denied my request, stating my dossier was returned. I’ve written to SSC Delhi, but haven’t received a response. Could filing a case against SSC help me get my job back?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

Filing a case against SSC might be an option, but its success depends on the specific details of your case, such as the reason for your leave and the terms of the appointment letter. You should consult with a lawyer specializing in labor law in India to assess your legal options and the likelihood of success.

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