I’ve been working for an Italian company in India since May 2013. They initially promised salary increases and bonuses once the company was fully established, but it’s been three years and there’s been nothing. Is there any legal recourse I can take to ensure I receive what I’m owed?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I’ve been working for an Italian company in India since May 2013. They initially promised salary increases and bonuses once the company was fully established, but it’s been three years and there’s been nothing. Is there any legal recourse I can take to ensure I receive what I’m owed?
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Apni Law Staff asked 9 months ago

I’ve been working for an Italian company in India since May 2013. They initially promised salary increases and bonuses once the company was fully established, but it’s been three years and there’s been nothing. Is there any legal recourse I can take to ensure I receive what I’m owed?

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Apni Law Staff answered 9 months ago

You can approach the labor court, citing breach of contract, to claim the promised salary increases and bonuses. You need to present evidence of the initial agreement, such as emails or employment contract clauses, to support your claim.

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