I worked for LIC. Can I get my job back after the Supreme Court’s decision?

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Apni Law Staff asked 1 year ago

I worked for LIC. Can I get my job back after the Supreme Court’s decision?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

The Supreme Court’s decision on LIC privatization doesn’t automatically reinstate employees. You would need to explore specific legal options like challenging the privatization process or applying for reinstatement under relevant labor laws. Consulting a legal professional is recommended for personalized guidance.

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Dear Sir/Madam, I worked as a content writer at a firm for nearly four months. Due to unforeseen circumstances, I had to resign. I informed the CEO through email, stating my willingness to serve my notice period. However, due to a sudden health issue, I was unable to complete my notice period. While I expressed my intent to make up for the missed days, I was asked to leave immediately. Although my employer assured me of a personal discussion about my salary later, I haven’t been contacted. I followed up with an email to the CEO, but haven’t received a response. My colleagues are facing a similar situation, being denied their earned salary for not providing prior notice. What legal options do we have to recover our dues?

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