My company hasn’t paid my salary for almost a year, and they haven’t reimbursed expenses for over a year either. They’ve also been making disrespectful comments, and even though I filed a complaint, nothing happened. Now, they’ve given me a separation letter and asked me to leave without paying what I’m owed. They won’t even answer my calls. I want to file a case, can you advise?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › My company hasn’t paid my salary for almost a year, and they haven’t reimbursed expenses for over a year either. They’ve also been making disrespectful comments, and even though I filed a complaint, nothing happened. Now, they’ve given me a separation letter and asked me to leave without paying what I’m owed. They won’t even answer my calls. I want to file a case, can you advise?
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My company hasn’t paid my salary for almost a year, and they haven’t reimbursed expenses for over a year either. They’ve also been making disrespectful comments, and even though I filed a complaint, nothing happened. Now, they’ve given me a separation letter and asked me to leave without paying what I’m owed. They won’t even answer my calls. I want to file a case, can you advise?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file a complaint with the Labour Commissioner or file a civil suit in a court of competent jurisdiction against your company for non-payment of salary, expenses, and wrongful termination. You can also seek compensation for the harassment and disrespectful comments.

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