I worked for a private company for almost three months, but they haven’t paid my full salary. They promised to pay some, but now they’ve let me go without any payment or a proper relieving order. I’m facing threats from their family members, and they’ve even locked their office and home. Now, they’re hiring someone else for my job, which feels deeply unfair and humiliating. I desperately need help understanding what my options are.

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I worked for a private company for almost three months, but they haven’t paid my full salary. They promised to pay some, but now they’ve let me go without any payment or a proper relieving order. I’m facing threats from their family members, and they’ve even locked their office and home. Now, they’re hiring someone else for my job, which feels deeply unfair and humiliating. I desperately need help understanding what my options are.
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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I worked for a private company for almost three months, but they haven’t paid my full salary. They promised to pay some, but now they’ve let me go without any payment or a proper relieving order. I’m facing threats from their family members, and they’ve even locked their office and home. Now, they’re hiring someone else for my job, which feels deeply unfair and humiliating. I desperately need help understanding what my options are.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You have legal grounds to pursue your unpaid salary and compensation for wrongful termination. You can file a complaint with the Labour Commissioner or file a civil suit in a court of law. You can also lodge a police complaint regarding the threats and harassment you’re facing.

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