I was working with a local magazine as an Assistant Editor with a salary of $12,000. My employers did not give me any appointment letter; however, I was a consultant on papers with the employers. My salary was given to me by cheque, and I even have Form 16 and bank statements from the employers.
My employers did not pay part of my salary from May to October and the full salary for November and December. I gave notice on December 1, 2010, and joined a new company on January 1, 2011. I sent my resignation through email. I also reminded my employers and visited the office for the payments, but they did not clear them. I even have a Gmail chat with my employers where they acknowledged the payments, saying, "Yes, I know about the payments; I will get it cleared soon."
What should I do??? Please guide.
From India, Mumbai
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My employers did not pay part of my salary from May to October and the full salary for November and December. I gave notice on December 1, 2010, and joined a new company on January 1, 2011. I sent my resignation through email. I also reminded my employers and visited the office for the payments, but they did not clear them. I even have a Gmail chat with my employers where they acknowledged the payments, saying, "Yes, I know about the payments; I will get it cleared soon."
What should I do??? Please guide.
From India, Mumbai
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Hello Mandeep,
Has your previous employer accepted your resignation? If they have accepted your resignation, they have to pay your dues before or by your relieving date. Please contact your HR department to find out the reasons for stopping the payments. Depending on the reasons, you can proceed to claim your payments.
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29Has your previous employer accepted your resignation? If they have accepted your resignation, they have to pay your dues before or by your relieving date. Please contact your HR department to find out the reasons for stopping the payments. Depending on the reasons, you can proceed to claim your payments.
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Hi Mandeep,
Vani N is correct, but if they have not accepted your resignation, then you are entitled to get your remuneration.
Did they send you any letter to join your duties back? If not, then you should write a letter to them to claim your remuneration. If you don't get a response, send a reminder letter again and cc the Regional Labour Office.
Hope this helps you to get your remuneration.
Regards,
Hardik
From India, Pune
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Vani N is correct, but if they have not accepted your resignation, then you are entitled to get your remuneration.
Did they send you any letter to join your duties back? If not, then you should write a letter to them to claim your remuneration. If you don't get a response, send a reminder letter again and cc the Regional Labour Office.
Hope this helps you to get your remuneration.
Regards,
Hardik
From India, Pune
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