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Framed in false case terminated from job how to get it back


09-Aug-2023 (In Corporate Law)
A female colleague who was asked to resign from her job as she was unable to provide a fit to work certificate has filed a false case of sexual harassment against me after 2 years as I was her manager at that time and I supported the hrs decision . She along with another colleague planned this and filed a complaint against me in the police station The male colleague filed a case against the company in the labour court My hr head forced me to resign from my job after she filed an online police complaint and the male colleague filed a case against the company in labour court Now I am trying to get my job back and the company says that we can't hire you due to these cases involving you Can I file a case against my hr head and get my job back as he threatened termination I am not getting any job as many companies do a background verification and due to the FIR registered in my name my application gets rejected.How can I get my job back?
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Answer #1
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I need to review your appointment letter and also the copy of FIR. Depending on the same I can guide you the future course of action you can take against the girl and the Company and also claim loss of salary from the Company. You can call me and talk to me in this regard.
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Answer #2
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3 different issues and your request to advice on one issue I.e. reinstatement of your employment, which you claim is that was forcefully taken from you. Generally, the relief of unfair labour practice can come to your rescue provided you prove the same. It will be easy to prove against you that it is an after thought because you did not envisage that you will face situation of unemployment due to pending sexual harassment case against you. Which means you accepted willingly to resign out of free will. In absence any offer in hand at the time of resignation can strengthen your case and help court accept your argument that you were pressurized to resign. The court would need a strong reason to deny your resignation on record because option to take legal was available with you at that time too and may be you would not resign but ask them to terminate so that you could approach the labour court for relief. In short difficult to win but can be tried case..You should focus on getting the sexual harassment case closed to keep background verification clean.. When support someone in his/her wrong then you are also wrong..Take a strong stand to ley no wrong happen with you.
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