Hi, I'm basically from Mumbai and joined an IT firm in Chennai. Due to some critical family problems, I had to abscond and return to my family. I have already discussed the issue with my Project Manager. Now, I am receiving a letter from the company asking for full and final settlement. Since I do not have any money and am supporting my family with the help of my parents, I am unable to pay the settlement amount. Will the company take any legal action against me, such as filing a lawsuit in court, if I do not pay? I do not possess any company assets.
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The issue must have been discussed with the technical person as well as in HR, and a suitable written request in the form of resignation given. Your previous company has genuinely asked for a full and final settlement. Now, you can request them and discuss the reasons for why you were left without the information.

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1. Did you serve resignation and complete the notice period?

2. Duration of employment

3. Nature of employment: full-time/part-time/permanent/contract

4. Did you sign any agreement with the company?

5. Required notice period as per your letter of appointment

6. Company size and status

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1. No i did not served notice period. 2. 10 days 3. Full time 4. No agreement bonds. ( Only singed appointment letter ) 5. 1 month 6. MNC with 50k employee all over globe.
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Hi Indresh, Please find out the ways by polite and mutual discussions with your company. You are required to complete the full and final settlement formality. Regards, Anurag Jain
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