I was asked to leave my job at a company, with the promise of full month’s salary. However, I faced harassment for months while working as an HR, recruiting staff. They suddenly demanded I leave, taking away all my work and promising to pay the full month’s salary. I sent the email as requested, but haven’t received any response and have been blocked everywhere. This company needs to be held accountable for their terrible treatment of employees. I want justice.

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I was asked to leave my job at a company, with the promise of full month’s salary. However, I faced harassment for months while working as an HR, recruiting staff. They suddenly demanded I leave, taking away all my work and promising to pay the full month’s salary. I sent the email as requested, but haven’t received any response and have been blocked everywhere. This company needs to be held accountable for their terrible treatment of employees. I want justice.
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I was asked to leave my job at a company, with the promise of full month’s salary. However, I faced harassment for months while working as an HR, recruiting staff. They suddenly demanded I leave, taking away all my work and promising to pay the full month’s salary. I sent the email as requested, but haven’t received any response and have been blocked everywhere. This company needs to be held accountable for their terrible treatment of employees. I want justice.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You may have grounds to pursue legal action against the company for wrongful termination and harassment. You should consult with a lawyer specializing in labor law to assess your options and understand the legal process for seeking justice and compensation for your experience.

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