I worked at EXL BPO in Noida. My team and our manager had a disagreement, and I filed a complaint with HR. After that, they stopped assigning me work and eventually let me go without giving me a chance to explain my side. They’re also refusing to give me my relieving and experience letters. I have all the emails I exchanged with HR that show how they treated me. What can I do to get my letters?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I worked at EXL BPO in Noida. My team and our manager had a disagreement, and I filed a complaint with HR. After that, they stopped assigning me work and eventually let me go without giving me a chance to explain my side. They’re also refusing to give me my relieving and experience letters. I have all the emails I exchanged with HR that show how they treated me. What can I do to get my letters?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

I worked at EXL BPO in Noida. My team and our manager had a disagreement, and I filed a complaint with HR. After that, they stopped assigning me work and eventually let me go without giving me a chance to explain my side. They’re also refusing to give me my relieving and experience letters. I have all the emails I exchanged with HR that show how they treated me. What can I do to get my letters?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You can file a complaint with the Labour Commissioner or a civil suit in the relevant court. The emails you have can be used as evidence to support your claim for the relieving and experience letters.

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